Money saving tip: Recycling Aspire BDC heads

Finglas Incubus · 2014-05-10 10:47:06

Probably not new news but I wanted to share the fact that I managed to clean gummed up Aspire BDC heads by boiling them in a pot of water for about 10 mins, I recommend using filtered water to avoid limescale buildup on the coils. When complete, I put them in a cup and left them in the hotpress for a week to dry…

10-05-2014 11:47AM

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Finglas Incubus

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Probably not new news but I wanted to share the fact that I managed to clean gummed up Aspire BDC heads by boiling them in a pot of water for about 10 mins, I recommend using filtered water to avoid limescale buildup on the coils. When complete, I put them in a cup and left them in the hotpress for a week to dry adequately. I can report that they vape just fine, I don't find any descernable difference between recycled and new heads.

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#2 10-05-2014 11:55AM

MrBobbyZ

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I have a few old heads lying around. Must give them a clean and see for myself.

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#3 12-05-2014 12:30AM

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I have done this, and will do it again, I only use then for stronger tasting juices as I did notice a left over twang, pretty much tasted what my juice box smells like, I even changed out the water a few times and reboiled but still could get it with lighter vapes.

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