Tank maintenance

[outlaw_cloud]

Hi all

I have a aspire cleito tank and was wondering what's the best way to clean the tank? I.e. Warm water , cold water or soapy water?


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[Andre]

Warm, soapy water. Followed by a rinse with water.

 

[outlaw_cloud]

Warm, soapy water. Followed by a rinse with water.

And drying time? Over night?

 

[Christos]

I don't own the cleito but I use a toothbrush with sunlight to scrub tanks when I first get them.
After that a thorough rinse with warm water and I dry them with paper towels and use immediately.

Sometimes I leave them on the windowsill to dry for a few days.

 

[outlaw_cloud]

I don't own the cleito but I use a toothbrush with sunlight to scrub tanks when I first get them.
After that a thorough rinse with warm water and I dry them with paper towels and use immediately.

Sometimes I leave them on the windowsill to dry for a few days.

That sounds great using the warm water sounds better I just want to wash it out because Iv used a few other flavors in the tank since I got it

 

[Christos]

That sounds great using the warm water sounds better I just want to wash it out because Iv used a few other flavors in the tank since I got it

I generally rinse after use with warm water. No residual flavours but I toothbrush the tanks about once a month.
Warm water is generally sufficient. U let the water run into all the nooks etc and "flush" all the holes with warm water.

 

[outlaw_cloud]

I generally rinse after use with warm water. No residual flavours but I toothbrush the tanks about once a month.
Warm water is generally sufficient. U let the water run into all the nooks etc and "flush" all the holes with warm water.

Ok cool thanks I'll post a update

 

[Christos]

Ok cool thanks I'll post a update

I'm referring to the tank and not the coils.
99% of my tanks are rebuildable.
Hopefully you are not referring to the pre made coils.

 

[outlaw_cloud]

No I'm referring to the tank itself


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[Andre]

And drying time? Over night?

That works if you are patient enough, but do dry excess off with soft cloth or tissue beforehand. If in a hurry, use hair dryer.

 

[outlaw_cloud]

That works if you are patient enough, but do dry excess off with soft cloth or tissue beforehand. If in a hurry, use hair dryer.

Ok cool thank you

 

[Christos]

That works if you are patient enough, but do dry excess off with soft cloth or tissue beforehand. If in a hurry, use hair dryer.

I've never used a hair dryer.
The tank and glass are easy to wipe dry with a paper towel. The base gets dried too but the dry burn of the coil usually releases some steam.
I can honestly say I've never needed to use a hairdryer in my life

 

[outlaw_cloud]

I've never used a hair dryer.
The tank and glass are easy to wipe dry with a paper towel. The base gets dried too but the dry burn of the coil usually releases some steam.
I can honestly say I've never needed to use a hairdryer in my life

I think what I might do is just wait until I replace the coil then wash out the tank at the same time