What is the Best Way to Store E-Liquids?

[SLDS181]

I managed to pick up a dozen or so 'defective' wine refrigerators off of craigslist for a ridiculously good price. $10 in parts and I have them all up and running.

Gah!

I was given this HVTS18DABB - 18-Bottle Capacity Dual-Zone Wine Cellar With Touch Screen Controls - but it doesn't want to play nice, and doesn't actually seem to get cool..... so lemme know about the $10 in parts so i can investigate...

Seems to me that nic juice would do well in the red or white half.... (55degrees-ish), worth trying if I can get the @(%&@#)$&*)%^!*)%^!*)% to work.

[emus]

I have seen mixed opinions on where to store eliquid.
I have not seen anyone question the value of topping off the bottle in order to lessen chance of oxidizing the liquid.

I am putting my prized stash in the freezer.

[kinabaloo]

I have seen mixed opinions on where to store eliquid.
I have not seen anyone question the value of topping off the bottle in order to lessen chance of oxidizing the liquid.

I am putting my prized stash in the freezer.

Filling to the brim to exclude air protects not only against oxidation but also microbial growth. Fully topped up there's no chance for condensation

Condensation is a potential problem re microbial growth in or out of the fridge.

If I had a prized stash, it would be in the fridge or freezer.

[emus]

And if I had Vodka it would be in my prized stash.

[phillofdfuture]

are there any liquids that i can smoke without nicotine? i dont smoke but i like the smoke if you know what i mean? LOL PM me if u know...thx!

[olderthandirt]

are there any liquids that i can smoke without nicotine? i dont smoke but i like the smoke if you know what i mean? LOL PM me if u know...thx!

VG and flavoring. That simple. Read through the DIY E-liquid Forum

[RKayne]

OK, so we live in Seattle, great land of moss and mold. When I get my liquids, the ones I know I will be cutting, I should fill to the brim, cap it off and stick it in our storage unit. This seems to be what I get considering everything I read here (taking back the thread ).

I have wondered about this, my wife and I are newbies (I am already mixing our own!) and I plan on making us a few different mixes to store in quantity. Our storage is concrete and in the garage under our apartments, it is usually kinda chilly but never really cold, so I think we have a solution to my mass storage *soon* needs

[circeseye]

after reading alot of thew posts. why not this. get one of those small room fridges you can buy for under 200 bucks as cheap as 50 and set the temp to say 65 degrees and lock it only open it up to get a new bottle that should keep the fridge at a perfect temp.

[DC2]

With all the concern about moisture and light, wouldn't one of these be a good idea?



I would assume they have an airtight seal.
My wife uses them for flour and sugar.

You can find them by looking for "swing top jars" or "clamp top jars".

[Barbi355]

haha, sounds like the server room at work might be the best place....