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By forgivitall on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

A great idea. I’ve …
A great idea. I’ve been trying out all kinds of sponge cut from dish-washing sponges to bath sponges. Many work well (especially the fine ones) but your idea just might have the edge so I’ll give it a try. Many thanks for sharing.

By Armookie on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

Helpfull thanks. I …
Helpfull thanks. I should have thought of this because I have a fishtank and some fluval. Thanks for this.

By kaoticmachine on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

WTF is this drugs …
WTF is this drugs or fake cigarettes with just nicotine and nar tar. eitha way sweeeet i want some lol

By xkillyah on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

awesome vid! thx …
awesome vid! thx for the tip!!

By neekofone on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

Great video. Any …
Great video. Any 100% polyester filter would do. Right next to the fluval was a giant no-name pack that would last years for $3.29.

By tinkledoomhammer on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

Again, a little …
Again, a little research here. The minimum lethal dose of nicotine for an adult human is about 40mg. For a smoker, it is usually well over 100mg. The highest concentrations of nicotine found in commercially available e-juice are usually 36mg/ml (though some vendors provide higher concentrations for mixing). That filter holds around 0.5ml, or about 18mg of nicotine, so if she managed to absorb all of the nicotine in 4 of them instantaneously, it could be fatal.

I use the stuff as hand lotion.

By tinkledoomhammer on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

The tiniest bit of …
The tiniest bit of research would have shown that that is not an issue. The hottest part of an e-cig gets up to 100-130 degrees (Celsius) while the part that touches the filter material only gets a little too hot to touch. Polyester melts at 220-240 degrees and burns at 250-280 degrees. Not even close to being able to produce polyester vapors. Additionally, the toxicology reports of e-cigs that have polyester based filters show no toxins in the vapor that come from the filter.

By deepblue69 on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

If I am not …
If I am not mistaken, that stuff is made out of polyester. I don’t know how hot the atomizers in ecigs get or if it can get hot enough to burn some of the stray polyester fibers. If it does, then using this stuff is probably not the wisest choice. Inhaling polyester fumes can’t be good for you.

By PaisleyPlace on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

Loved the part near …
Loved the part near the end about the filter ingredients and fish tanks. Some people just don’t think logically do they? LOL! Thx for making my day brighter.

BTW, I’m waiting on a order for a Janty Dura-C w/2bats, 2 atomizers, & 5-pk cart plus I bought empty carts (3 – 5-pack units) and 3 different e-liquids to find my favorite flavoring. Love coffee, love cherry (sweet dream analogs & Virginia Slims too), also bought rose flavoring. I hope it works or DH & I will go to war over my smoking.

By jdk63 on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

Hi mark, you can …
Hi mark, you can use it for as long as you want, one I used for 5 days just kept adding the same e-liquid, then I changed to another flavor and this one I have been usin g for 2 weeks and still going. I just change when I think it is clogged with liquid and I no longer get a strong hit. Happy vaping.

By mark40511 on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

Question

When you …
Question

When you made this cartridge in the video. How long will this last before you need to repeat this process? Thanks

By a68rebel on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

Heating polyester …
Heating polyester produces toxic fumes.

By ScrapGoldBass on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

check out KIRK VS …
check out KIRK VS THE ROADRUNNER

By jdk63 on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

The Njoy carts are …
The Njoy carts are going up now to 24 a pack, so I guess it is preference, plus this is better for vapor juice, those with e-liquid know what I am talking about, But good luck with the new prices..Aloha

By touben23 on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

it would be cheaper …
it would be cheaper and better just to buy the cartridges

By jdk63 on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

Aloha, you could, …
Aloha, you could, seems like alot of work for such tiny filters, ples it costs probably 1cent to make your own fresh clean one, but simply cutting it to fit, “done”, 1 clean filter ready to go. Or you could always wash rinse squeeze, wash rinse squeeze let dry pull apart and start all over again hoping the old residue is gone. Anyhoo, good luck with that one, Happy Vapeing
Aloha Lorriane

By Ultimist on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

Wow, it is really …
Wow, it is really dangerous to handle liquid nicotine with your hands. You should put the batting into the cartridge first, and THEN drip the juice in. I hope you realize how dangerous it is, jdk63. You’re such a sweet lady, I’d hate to see anything happen to you!

By micdyl on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

It says your video …
It says your video is no longer available. I’ve seen it before but I forgot what kind of material you use to make the filter. I’ll wait for your response. Thanks so much!

By jdk63 on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

Aloha, keep the …
Aloha, keep the plastic parts together that is the housing. Throw away the used up filter inside if it gets to tasting nasty, or burnt, or if you want to change flavors. Just make a filter to fit inside and fill it with your favorite E-liquid. Saves a ton on ordering Blanks when you already have the blanks once you throw away an old filter.
Happy vaping and Thank You…Aloha

By puentekidd on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

I have an Npro,that …
I have an Npro,that has a small plastic white piece inside that holds the sponge-like filter.Should I discard the plastic inside and make the new filter the size of the outer brown case? great vid!

By jdk63 on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

Thanks Travis, Let …
Thanks Travis, Let me know how the 901 is. Did you get it from TW. I have one comming as well.
happy vaping, I’ll se ya later
Aloha Lorraine

By TravisMckeithan on Feb 6, 2010 | Reply

great video. I just …
great video. I just bought a 901 and look forward to trying your filter process.