additives for a throat hit boost..... in Tips and Tricks; Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate) is alkaline. I have some pH test strips if they would help you. They actually give ...
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Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate) is alkaline. I have some pH test strips if they would help you. They actually give you the pH, unlike litmus strips which just tell you if something is acidic or alkaline.
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I wouldn't go with sodium bicarb. Try Sodium Carbonate, instead...That will raise pH fairly effectively.
Be careful, though. Very basic chemicals are just as dangerous as very acidic ones.
EDIT : also, be careful of chemical reactions. All sorts of chems can react violently when exposed to certain other chemicals...including water if in the right amounts.
Last edited by Terraphon; 02-22-2009 at 10:20 AM.
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For those who want to play with pH of e-juices, why don't you try acidifiers and alkalinizers solutions used to set the correct pH in aquariums. You can find them in pet stores. Use them at your own risk though...
BTW, there is also a pH Test Kit which is used to check aquarium water pH.
Last edited by mr.crowley_br; 02-24-2009 at 06:18 PM.
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i am just going to stick with kate recipe it works great and it jst has the basics btw i get an awesome throat hit with mine.
sorry for the typos i am leaving for work.
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Originally Posted by
parapo
ph levels in swimming pools are also lowered or highered (can't remember which)
with hydrochloric acid.
the same stuff is also used to clean metals from rust (almost instantly)
sounds scary but it is also produced in our gastric system!
maybe that is something to consider.
The gastric lining will withstand some extremely potent acids,
your lungs will not. I can't believe some of the stuff people on here even contemplate using!
Jimi.
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Originally Posted by
parapo
my test kinda proofs what you are writing....
i'm working in a chemical company..... do you have some alkalines to suggest?
- sodium hydroxide (often called "caustic soda")
- potassium hydroxide (commonly called "caustic potash")
- lye (generic term, for either of the previous two, or even for a mixture)
- calcium carbonate (sometimes called "free lime")
- magnesium hydroxide is an example of an atypical alkali since it has low solubility in water (although the dissolved portion is considered a strong base due to complete dissociation of its ions).
Oh and you could always try ammonia (pee pee)
Just a thought, smoking calcium carbonate would be kinds like smking crack - ie rocks. You can get calcium carbonate from eggshells.
Last edited by New Year quitter; 02-24-2009 at 11:26 PM.
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I make soap with lye it is nasty stuff please please do not vape it I use a respirator mask whan I work with it. It is very very irritating to the throat and lungs.
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If you guys ever buy a Zero Nicotine Ryan Jazz disposable--there is no way you would attibute a throat hit to nicotine--that think literally punches you in the throat for even the hard core nicotine users --and it has zero nicotine in it. IMO nicotine is not the key to a throat hit--Sun
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Originally Posted by
Sun Vaporer
If you guys ever buy a Zero Nicotine Ryan Jazz disposable--there is no way you would attibute a throat hit to nicotine--that think literally punches you in the throat for even the hard core nicotine users --and it has zero nicotine in it. IMO nicotine is not the key to a throat hit--Sun
exactly my point ,although i found that out vaping same flavors with different, then zero nic content.
that is why i opened this thread originally.
there must be a (safe) ingredient out there which will do the job....(the hit).....in our diy liquid....
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Originally Posted by
parapo
exactly my point ,although i found that out vaping same flavors with different, then zero nic content.
that is why i opened this thread originally.
there must be a (safe) ingredient out there which will do the job....(the hit).....in our diy liquid....
Parapo--I have been boosting the acidic level up with white vinegar--I get some good results with some flavors and nothing with others when I add the vinegar. Also bumping it up with lemon juice--again works with some and not at all with others.. I think it goes to the PH level but some the the Lorann flavors will not respond. The weaker flavors seem to do better--I had very good results with the Apple and no results with the English Toffee--still working on it--Sun
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