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Ultrasonic bath

An ultrasonic bath or ultrasonic cleaner is normally used to gently clean jewelery, glasses, CDs, DVDs and other objects. It is therefore also suitable to clean the accessories of vaping. Vapers use ultrasound baths but also for other purposes: Mix the even mixing of liquid with the same. For this, the liquid is placed in a water bath - in some cases warm water is used - and the ultrasound unit is switched on for several minutes. The sound waves create several thousand vibrations per minute, guaranteeing an even mixing of the components (PG, VG, water, aroma, nicotine). Such an ultrasonic bath is particularly suitable if a liquid is to be used with caffeine instead of nicotine: caffeine dissolves only poorly in water and propylene glycol and almost not in vegetable glycerin. Mixing in the ultrasonic cleaner with hot water dissolves even the finest lumps, avoiding flocculation of the mixture.

Unregulated accumulator carrier

An uncontrolled battery carrier is an accumulator carrier, in which the Volt and Watt can not be set by the user. This changes the vapor output and the taste during use depending on the charge level of the installed batteries. A freshly charged battery (higher volts) thus generates considerably more cloud and taste than an almost discharged battery (lower volts).