Filtering – Unscrew the atomizer, take out the cartridge and blow out what is inside the atomizer on a cloth. Start blowing from the thread side untill there is nothing left inside. Then put the atomizer on a cloth with thread upside and leave for a few hours. This simple method does not require much experience. Filter the atomizer pretty often, every 2-3 days. You can also do it whenever you notice changes in the vapor. After filtering, refill the atomizer and the process is done.

Smoking/Overheating – This is a method where you need to be more experienced. It consists a process called “dry smoking”. Unscrew the cartridge from the atomizer and smoke until there is enough vapors to inhale. You need experience in order not to burn the atomizer. Take a break after 2-3 inhalations, just to cool the atomizer. Repeat this until the vapor coming out from the atomizer is really sparse. In some other e-cigarettes, instead of dry smoking you can blow into the battery from the “ash” side. It is not possible while having a manual battery. When having manual battery it functions in the following way: Push the button and look at the vapor coming out from the atomizer. Once in a while do a short break to cool the atomizer. It is better to inhale, because we cool the atomizer in this way. You have to pay attention to the temperature and so as not to burn the atomizer.

Bathing – There are plenty of procedures, starting from usual rinse to ultrasonic washes. To rinse the atomizer you can use distilled water or alcohol. Some use isopropanol (alcohol used for washing electronics) but it is not recommend because the fumes of this substance are harmful to the body. Some also do not recommend the alcohol ”baths” because the painting seems to be removed. Some even do not recommend baths at all, because some of the atomizers do not function any more after that.