Playing around with draw, trying to clear potentially problematic residual vapor. Key words are "potentially problematic"
This isn't a problem when using the press and hold method, quite intuitive to release an clear
My favorite method is the tap, release, draw method. Was stopping draw, letting it cutoff due to sensor, as designed. But, residual vapor still in pot and vicinity, which will rise back into heater screen. I'm a bit concerned with this condensate over time, requiring heater screen cleaning? Just guessing here, time will tell
So, I altered my tap, release method
Changed it to tap, release, draw...stop draw for half second while still holding to lips, then start a three second clearing draw while lights pulsate cool light blue
No more nasty residual vapor, and getting efficient use of vapor and battery? Who knows
Sorry if this has been mentioned before. The Bowle is a kick ass vape. Haven't had a heater cutoff in almost a week, since I've focused on steady draw for first 3 sec. Cheers
Edit: I'm in habit of dry q-tipping, firmly, after each pot sesh, to keep ceramic pots clean
But, if lazy, and your stem gets a bit resin coated, you will see little globs on pot exterior walls. Alcohol prep pads to the rescue. Quick, cheap, easy, effective
Moisten q-tip with swab to clean inside walls. Air dry. Is that so wrong?