Foul Cartridge Taste

[Nazareth]

I face three more months of daily mid-90F temperatures where I live. As of this thread, my liquids and unused cartridges go into the refrigerator, next to my snus. That seems a prudent precaution, at the least, and might become standard advice.

Bob, that's what I'm goign to do fro mnow on- I can't be sure if the carts got spoiled, or if they came from the factory with some convoluted mix that just tasted/smelled real bad and just got mixed in with hte others that are ok or what- But wityh the heat here, I'm just gonna pop everythign in the fridge right off the bat- just to be sure- if the taste/smell is still bad, then if it happens again, then we can assume soemthign else is to blame other than the heat. Although these things can probably stay out on shelf for a good length of time with no worries, I still think it would probably be wise to refridgerate them. I'm not sure if they contain vegetable matter/extract, but if they do, it would only seem reasonable that it probably shoudl be refridgerated- although soem oils such as Safflower, olive etc can remain out, but it's probably best to refridgerate.

[trog100]

people are weird things naz.. quite happy to bung enough deadly poisin to kill several adults in with their grub all on the imagined as yet unproven basis of them going off..

to use an old english north country saying.. "there is nowt as queer as folk"..

trog

[TropicalBob]

That's a good practice to adopt, Naz. I'll be doing the same. We live and learn.

[katink]

I have all my cartridges and liquid in a few (closed) containers inside the fridge. So no mixing with food, but cool and dark as advised.

[TropicalBob]

My wife had a perfect Tupperware piece. My stuff is now in the frig door behind a lift-up piece of clear plastic.

[TheEmperorOfIceCream]

I'm gonna get one of those glass fronted beer fridges for my study. Been meaning to keep some beer handy anyway...