Leaking Vape? Here’s How I Deal with It (Plus Need Your Tips!)

[Jerryberry]

Ugh, vape leakage—everyone’s least favorite surprise, right? Whether you’re using an open pod system or a disposable, leaks happen. Here’s what I usually do (and I’d love to hear your fixes too!).

For Open/Refillable Pod Systems:
Check the seals & connections : Make sure the pod is fully clicked into the device and the rubber plugs are clean and properly sealed.
Don’t overfill : Leave a tiny bubble of space when filling—e-liquid expands sometimes!
Store it upright : Especially in warmer weather, lying it down can encourage leaks.
Swap the coil : If it’s old or burnt, it might not be sealing well. A fresh coil often solves the drama.

For Disposables:
Let’s be real—if a disposable starts leaking😓 Toss it! (safely!). Then I try a more reliable brand next time—no one wants sticky pockets!

My Pro Tip:
Keep a tissue or vape wipe handy—quick cleanups save the day!

What about you?

• Got a genius hack to stop leaks before they start?
• Ever saved a leaking device like a vape superhero?
• Which brands have you found are leak-proof legends?

Spill your secrets below

[Eddiemcg]

I’ve never really experienced leaks on any vaperesso device I keep the packaging where I store the spare o-rings and other seals for tanks as In time need replacements after hundreds of washes the pods have sss leak technology so never leak the only time I experienced a leak was with the xcross this was due to not fitting the mouthpiece on properly this allows the loss of vacuum.

But the leak you experienced was on the outside dropping yours in water luckily you retrieved it