Why does using an electronic cigarette device sometimes result in inhaling e-liquid?

There are seven situations that can cause this to happen.

Firstly, when using an electronic cigarette device, some of the atomized smoke may remain in the airway, and when it cools down, it turns into e-liquid and accumulates in the airway. If not cleaned regularly, this e-liquid will accumulate and may be inhaled into the mouth.

Secondly, using cotton wick devices with larger vapor production can cause some of the smoke to turn into liquid in the mouth, resulting in the feeling of inhaling oil for some sensitive users.

Thirdly, inhaling too quickly or with a strong air flow can also lead to inhaling e-liquid. The solution is to try to inhale slowly and steadily.

Fourthly, when the coil is first filled with e-liquid, the core may absorb too much liquid, which can increase the likelihood of inhaling e-liquid. At this time, there may also be gurgling sounds. It is recommended to clean up the accumulated e-liquid before use.

Fifthly, for devices with a physical ignition switch, some people directly press the ignition switch without inhaling, which can cause heat to accumulate and increase internal air pressure, leading to e-liquid leakage and accelerating the aging of the atomizing core. This behavior is called "dry burning" and should be avoided. Before inhaling, hold the mouthpiece and then press the ignition switch simultaneously to avoid dry burning.

Sixthly, when the core reaches the end of its lifespan, excessive carbon buildup can cause uneven heating and affect the atomization effect. At this time, it is necessary to replace the atomizing core.

The seventh situation is when the device's battery power is weak, the output decreases, and the atomization output cannot be provided. It is recommended to fully charge the device.

All of the above seven situations need to be eliminated one by one according to the actual situation. In addition, regular cleaning of the condensate can also be tried by wrapping a tissue around the mouthpiece and shaking it a few times upside down to clean it.