Short answer: for a healthy adult, a small leak is mostly a mess, not an emergency. E-liquid on your skin, wash it off with soap and water. A little in your mouth, spit and rinse. But two leak situations are genuinely serious, and neither is the one people usually panic about: a child or a…
Here is the honest answer first: a disposable that blinks while it is plugged in is usually doing one of two opposite things. On many devices the blinking light is the charging light, and it settles, changes, or switches off when the battery is full. On others, blinking on the charger is the battery reporting…
Quick answer: in most cases the device is fine and something in the chain between the wall and the battery is not. Work in this order and stop at the step that fixes it: confirm the device is rechargeable at all, check it is not already fully charged, swap the cable, swap to a low-power…
Quick answer: a burnt taste always comes down to one thing, the wick. Either it went dry while the coil was hot, which you can often recover from, or the cotton is scorched, which you cannot. Stop hitting it, top the liquid up, let the device rest upright for 10 to 15 minutes, then take…
Quick answer: most brand new disposables that seem dead are not broken. They are still wearing their packaging, or the battery went flat on a shelf, or the airflow is sealed. Do three things before you decide anything: take every plug, sticker and seal off the device, give it a first charge of 15 to…
Quick answer: if your vape is not hitting, the cause is almost always one of five things: a dead or locked battery, a clogged mouthpiece, a dirty or loose connection, an empty pod or disposable, or a burnt-out coil. Do not start taking anything apart. Look at the light when you draw, because it already…