Steeping gone wrong...
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Same, this thread reminded me to try one juice that's been sitting for 11 months.
A simple watermelon flavor that didn't taste anything at all! Now it's delicious altho abit to strong for my liking as it's 18mg and i've went down to 12mg long time ago.
So imo some juices that didn't taste anything do get get better with time. Prime example is custards. They're amazing after say 6 months compared to first month.
I've never tried to speed steep though, just the plain wait it out game.
Nicotickets frenilla / custard for example.. Gets AMAZING after 6 months+
Prime example is custards. They're amazing after say 6 months compared to first month.
I've never tried to speed steep though, just the plain wait it out game.
Yep, it's my diy custards that have been steeping (and 100ml of bryces) but I tent to make large batches of juice so it has lots of time to steep before I break open the bottle
Yeah... I stopped making huge batches when I realized that I could no longer stand the Virginia I started with. I've probably got about 100ml of that, that I'll never vape.
It just doesn't pay to make huge batches, when you've been quit from smoking for less than a year, at the very least; tastes keep changing!
Andria
My preferred method is..Go to the mail box,..bust open the box,..put on Dimebag Darrel,.. set eliquid in front of speakers..Blast out "This Love"!
My preferred method is..Go to the mail box,..bust open the box,..put on Dimebag Darrel,.. set eliquid in front of speakers..Blast out "This Love"!
I do find your methodology to be quite sound.
I agree. My tastes have changed dramatically over the last year and a half along with nic level. There is going to be a ton of fruity juice headed to the curb here soon. And probably some headed to my brother Sirius
The more of something I get through the bigger the batch, my ry4 I get through about 250-300ml a month so it pays to make 600ml at a time, custard a 250ml bottle will last me a couple months but I leave it to steep for 6+months so I make a fresh batch every time I get down to my last 100ml, the only one I went a bit ott on was a fruit blend I did and I made almost 1liter of it but my friends are helping blast through it lol
I do find your methodology to be quite sound.
I agree. My tastes have changed dramatically over the last year and a half along with nic level. There is going to be a ton of fruity juice headed to the curb here soon. And probably some headed to my brother Sirius
That's what I love about the Juice Junkies..Always willing to share! I got a 30ml sealed bottle of 5P's I'll send someone..Anyone?!?
I generally use the hot tap water in the sink method whenever I get a new juice. I only leave it in there for about 15 minutes, then pull it out and shake vigorously. Then I let them sit for a few days. Only then will I taste a juice to see if it is ready. If not, I might leave it open for a few hours to let any alcohol evaporate, then seal it back up and shake again. Sometimes you just have to wait.
How do you know which have alcohol and which don't? Do they come with a little shot glass?
Lots of experience...
Warm water steep, ultrasound steeping, ultrasound-warm water steeping...
Oh ye unruly disciples!
And I thought that ordering from fasttech has taught you patience...
Oh ye unruly disciples!
And I thought that ordering from fasttech has taught you patience...
I have an inquiring mind and would like to know - #1 did you make these juices yourself? #2 what brands of flavoring(s) were used? #3 How much did you use (at what percentage)? I know I am being nosy but it may help with the answers.
I didn't make them myself, they were all bought from Maple Leaf Vapes.
I cannot read the Ftech word with thinking Slow boat from China.What ordering from Fasttech taught ME was to never do it again!
Andria
They have to be sailing it backassards.
Bruce in Ocala, Fl-Shunt it be SloooTech
Slow and steady. I don't really need lots of steep for most juice. I just load up and keep it sealed in my drawer. I chose the few juices I want next and open them, leave then uncapped for a night, shake them a few times a day, maybe leave them open another night. I usually go by smell also. If something smells really strong, I'll air it out a lot more than just one night. I may not do it right idk, but that's how I do it and it tastes delicious!
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