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How To Disassemble & Clean Any SMOK Vape Tank


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Cleaning your SMOK vape tank is an essential part on perfecting the most flavour from your vape each single time. Strong flavours such as minty or tobacco ones with high nicotine content tend to feed into the new flavour that you fill up in your same vape tank. If you have a nice fruity flavour in your vape tank and are wondering why you can't taste it, its most likely because you have mixed it with previous remains of e-liquid from the past. Even if you empty the tank, by letting all the old e-juice drip out of the hole when you open the hatch, the SMOK vape tank will still be contaminated.

Cleaning the actual coil will do more harm than good and it is not recommended that you wash it under the tap. This will wet the cotton and will short out the metal kanthal wire that is used to make the actual coil. One thing I like about SMOK is there design and construction of them vape tanks are similar apart from the new pod systems. So, if you own a SMOK TFV8 or a SMOK TFV12 the disassembly and cleaning process will be the same. Also, if you can’t see yourself cleaning the vape tank regularly, then maybe you should invest in multiple tanks, so that you can one for each specific flavour. It can get costly like this, as you will need to purchase more tanks and more coils, but you won’t need to clean the tanks that often. Right then let’s get down to cleaning.

1) Its recommended that you remove the vape tank from the battery mod. This can be done by unscrewing the vape tank anticlockwise. 

2) Now you will need to disassemble the SMOK vape tank. Unscrew the glass from the bottom part of the vape tank by tuning it anticlockwise.

3) Pull the top part from the glass. Your SMOK vape tank should now be broken down into three parts, the top including mouthpiece/chimney, the glass and the bottom half that holds the coil in place.

4) Unscrew the coil in the bottom head anticlockwise to remove it. Head over to the nearest sink in your household and place the plug in the sink hole. With the sink half full with slight warm water.

5) Place all the metal parts into the water. You can also pull off the plastic mouthpiece from the top part of the vape tank. Using your hands move the metal parts in the water. You don't need to use any kind of toothbrush, as you’re not cleaning a air filter for a car! A quick clean is want you want and remember don't use any cleaning solvents, this including soap. The last thing you want is to vape on remains of this stuff into your lungs. Plain old water is what you need.

6) Allow the parts to sit in the warm water for 2 minutes. This will provide enough time for the water to get into all the little groves of the different metal parts that make the SMOK vape tank. 

7) Grab each piece using your hand and carefully place it into a towel. Clean the parts using the dry side of the towel. Be extra carefully when handling the glass, I have cracked a few in my time because I was grabbing them too tight.

8) Once you have dried all the different parts, you can use the same coil or install a brand new one for the best possible flavour. There is a small possibility that the old eliquid that you were using at some point may contain some contamination that is still left in the oil coil. Once you have installed the either the old or new coil, all you need to do is reassemble them in reversed order how you taken them off.

That’s all there is to a successful disassemble and clean of any SMOK vape tank. It’s easy to do and doesn't take long, you could also quickly wash the parts under cold water and place them back, if you don't have much times on your hands. You don't need to use vinegar or vodka / alcohol as i find that its unnecessary for a vape tank. Providing cleaning often will ensure the best possible hygiene and maximise the full flavour from your e-juice that you are using.
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