If you're anything like me, you probably love vaping and want to make the most out of every device you own. One of the most common issues I face (and I know many of you do too) is coil longevity. Whether you use Vape Marley, enjoy the sweetness of Breeze Vape, or prefer the smoothness of Lost Mary Vape, keeping your coils in top shape is essential for a satisfying experience. So today, I’m sharing my best tips to help you extend the lifespan of your vape coils and get the most out of every puff!

Understanding Vape Coils

Before we dive into the tips, let’s take a moment to understand why vape coils are so important. The coil is the heart of your vape—it’s what heats your e-liquid to create vapor. Over time, coils degrade due to constant heating and cooling, which leads to reduced performance and burnt tastes. If you want your coils to last longer, you’ll need to care for them properly.

Why Do Vape Coils Burn Out?

I used to wonder why my coils seemed to burn out so quickly, but after experimenting with different products, I discovered some common reasons for coil degradation:

• Wicking Issues: If the cotton inside the coil isn't properly saturated with e-liquid, it can burn out. This is especially true with thicker e-liquids.
• High Wattage: Using a high wattage setting can quickly burn out a coil, especially when using devices like the Breeze Vape.
• Dirty Coils: Residue buildup from e-liquids can gunk up the coil and lead to burnt tastes.

Now that I know the causes, here’s how I’ve learned to keep my coils lasting longer.

Tips to Extend the Lifespan of Your Vape Coils

1. Prime Your Coils Properly

One of the first things I learned was how important it is to properly prime my coils. Before I take a puff on my Lost Mary Vape or Vape Marley, I always make sure the cotton inside the coil is fully saturated. I simply drip a little e-liquid onto the coil and let it soak for a few minutes before vaping. This prevents dry hits and gives the coil a longer life.

2. Use the Right Wattage

If you want to avoid burning your coils too quickly, it's crucial to stick to the recommended wattage for your device. I’ve found that using Breeze Vape at higher settings can wear down coils faster, so I always make sure to adjust my wattage to the optimal range.

• Low Wattage: For beginners or casual vapers, using a lower wattage setting can help reduce the strain on your coils and keep them lasting longer.
• Avoid Chain Vaping: If you’re using a Lost Mary Vape or any other device, avoid chain vaping (vaping continuously without breaks) because it can overheat the coil.

3. Clean Your Coils Regularly

I admit that I didn’t clean my coils often when I first started vaping, but it’s made a huge difference. Cleaning the coil can help remove gunk, oil, and any build-up that can cause poor performance.

• Soak the Coil: If your coil starts tasting burnt, I’ll often soak it in warm water for a few hours and then rinse it gently. For stubborn residue, I sometimes use a coil cleaning solution.
• Dry the Coil: After cleaning, I always let the coil dry completely before reusing it. This helps maintain the integrity of the cotton and prevents damage to the coil.

4. Choose Quality E-Liquids

The type of e-liquid you use has a huge impact on the lifespan of your coils. Over time, thicker e-liquids can gunk up your coil, especially when vaping with Vape Marley or sweeter flavors. Here’s what I do to avoid this:

• Thinner E-Liquids: If you’re looking to extend coil life, opt for e-liquids with a higher VG (vegetable glycerin) ratio. These are thinner and less likely to leave residue on the coil.
• Avoid Sugary E-Liquids: I try to stay away from overly sweet e-liquids, as they can create more residue and reduce the life of your coil.

5. Don’t Vape When the Tank is Empty

This is a big one—vaping with an empty tank is one of the quickest ways to burn out your coil. I’ve learned that I should always make sure there’s enough e-liquid in the tank before I take a puff. This ensures that the coil is properly saturated and prevents dry hits.

6. Adjust Your Airflow Settings

The airflow settings on your device can also affect the lifespan of your coils. If you use Breeze Vape, for example, adjusting the airflow to a medium setting helps to avoid excessive heat. Too much airflow can make the coil burn too quickly.

• Less Airflow: I’ve found that restricting airflow slightly can reduce the heat on the coil, helping it last longer.

7. Don’t Overheat Your Vape

Excessive heat can cause a coil to degrade faster. I avoid constantly using my device at maximum temperature and make sure I give it breaks. If I’m vaping with the Lost Mary Vape for an extended period, I take occasional pauses to let the device cool down.

Signs Your Coil Needs Replacing

Even with the best care, your coils will eventually need replacing. Here are some signs that it’s time for a new coil:

• Burnt Taste: If you notice a burnt flavor, it’s usually a sign that the coil has burned out.
• Weak Vapor: If the vapor production has significantly dropped, it could mean the coil is no longer functioning optimally.
• Leaking E-Liquid: Leaks are often a result of a damaged coil, so it’s worth checking if your coil is the culprit.

Final Thoughts

Taking care of your vape coils may seem like a small task, but it can make a big difference in your overall vaping experience. By following these tips and using quality products like Vape Marley, Breeze Vape, and Lost Mary Vape, I’ve been able to extend the life of my coils and enjoy vaping longer without any issues.

I hope these tips help you keep your coils in top condition, too! If you have any other advice or favorite coil maintenance hacks, feel free to share them in the comments. Let’s keep the conversation going and continue making our vaping experiences the best they can be!