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[Solved] XLIM Pro 3 leaking in my pocket – how to stop it?

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 SarahVapes_UK
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Hi all. My XLIM Pro 3 has started leaking – finding liquid in my pocket when I take it out. It's only a couple of months old. I keep it upright when possible but it still happens. Using Elfliq 20mg nic salts.

Any tips to stop this? Really love the kit otherwise.


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 ClairePodQueen
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Joined: 8 months ago

Leaking from XLIM pods is usually one of these things:

Overfilling – Only fill to the fill line, never right to the top. A little gap prevents pressure issues.
Worn pod – Pods do deteriorate over time, especially the silicone seal. If you've had the pod a while, swap it for a new one.
Temperature changes – Going from cold to warm (like a cold bag to a warm pocket) can cause liquid to expand slightly and seep out.
Wrong liquid – Thin 50/50 liquids flood pods more easily than thicker nic salts.

Try a fresh pod with a nic salt and only fill to about 80% capacity. That combination usually stops it completely.


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 TomPodHead
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Also worth making sure you're not leaving liquid sitting on the airflow holes at the bottom of the pod. After filling, wipe the bottom of the pod with a bit of tissue before you click it in. Small thing but makes a difference.


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 SarahVapes_UK
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Fresh pod and switched to nic salts only, filling to about 80% like you said. No leaking at all now. Genuinely thought there was something wrong with the device – glad it was just technique. Cheers!


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