Spitting, or spitback, is the name for the occasional super-hot droplets of e-liquid that shoot in your mouth when you’re vaping. Spitback has a simple cause: e-liquid gets pooled up on the coil itself and gets “cooked” instead of being vaporized.

The lower the ohms, the quicker it heats up. Thus, the hotter it gets and the bigger the cloud. The bigger the cloud, the more juice you have used. The 0.17 isn’t going to last for as many puffs either.

Vape tongue not only prevents users from enjoying the flavors of their vape; it also interferes with the taste of food and drink. Fortunately, vape tongue usually resolves on its own—as long as you quit vaping. After a couple of weeks, your tongue should regain the ability to taste.

How do you fix a flooded coil?

1. Flick the device to remove excess e-liquid from it.
2. Blow through the tank in order to clear e-liquid from it.
3. Remove the coil and leave it to dry on some tissue paper.
4. Fire up the device without inhaling (but don’t overdo it).

can a dry hit ruin a stock coil? It can yes. Because it can burn the wicking material that’s used. Yes, it is possible though usually it does not completely ruin it.

You will know when you have added enough e-juice when the cotton stops immediately absorbing it. However, make sure not to over-saturate, as this may cause flooding and allow for liquid to get into your mouth.

5 Signs That Show It’s Time To Change Your Vape Coil

1. Your Vape Tastes Burnt. This is probably the most noticeable thing that tells you your coil needs replacing, and something most vapers will experience.
2. Your E-Cigarette Is Gurgling.
3. Your Vape Tastes ‘Strange’
4. Your Coil Is Used Up.
5. E-Cigarette Leaks.

A really bad dry hit is THAT bad. They aren’t really THAT dangerous unless you make a habit out of them. I think no sane person would ever wish such excruciating pain and foul taste again. If you’ve ever accidentally inhaled welding fumes or toxic solvent fumes you know how terrible it feels.

Inspect the battery contact; it may be clogged or coated. If this occurs, wipe the contact portion with a Q-tip soaked in rubbing alcohol, let the terminal dry, reconnect your cartridge to the battery and try it again. Do NOT overtighten your cartridge. Make sure your battery is turned on and fully charged.

At some point in your vape sessions, you may get a dry hit or a burnt taste in your mouth due to a coil gone bad. Most vapers have experienced this and will unanimously agree that it’s one of the worst things to ever taste.