Show us your girly, pretty, decorated, pink!
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Thanks KD, can I ask why your not DIY'ing at the moment and did you manage to make some tasty juice when you did..
A little something for our new found friendship for you to try someday which is sooooooo nice....
Capella Vanilla Custard 6%
TPA Strawberry Ripe 4%
TPA Cotton Candy 2%
TPA Bararian Cream 3%
TPA Marshmellow 3%
TPA Sweet Cream 2%
Thats a 20% flavour which is slightly higher but designed for the tootle puffer in mind..
This one is called Betty Boops Strawberry Milkshake
Thanks KD, can I ask why your not DIY'ing at the moment and did you manage to make some tasty juice when you did..
A little something for our new found friendship for you to try someday which is sooooooo nice....
Capella Vanilla Custard 6%
TPA Strawberry Ripe 4%
TPA Cotton Candy 2%
TPA Bararian Cream 3%
TPA Marshmellow 3%
TPA Sweet Cream 2%
Thats a 20% flavour which is slightly higher but designed for the tootle puffer in mind..
This one is called Betty Boops Strawberry Milkshake
Now that definitely needs a signature bottle. Sounds delish.
OooHhh 4 "The Love of Vaping"
Just be careful. Depending on the mod, if you need to have paired (parallel) batteries, you should "marry" the batteries and keep them together in the same mod, charge them together, etc. This is true of many higher wattage, dual battery, regulated mods. I don't think it is a mandate, but safety concerns recommend it.
This is true for any series cell mod, and it is mandated with them due to series basically being stacking of cells. If they are not paired and also rotated as to position of the cell every time they are changed it puts too much stress on one cell only and can cause problems.
However if a mod uses dual parallel cells, while you can marry the cells it isn't important that you do.
Basic break down series gives you double voltage, parallel gives you doubled mah.
And it's posts like this that make me scared of mods with external batteries! AHH!
There is no reason to be scared of them, and really there is no reason to have to get a dual cell mod at all. I have been using mods with external cells since my 2nd month vaping (we didn't have many options back then), and with everything I have used I have only ever owned 1 dual cell mod.
Back before vv, stacking cells had it's place. Some of the old timers still like the vape they get from stacking, but it really isn't needed at all anymore, you can get more voltage now by just pressing a button all while using a single cell.
No need to be scared. I just wanted to clarify that although you can use the batteries with any mod, you might not want to use any mod with every battery. It just takes some planning, and knowledge. If you stick to single 18650 battery mods, there isn't an issue.
I think I would be less scared if I researched more. All this "marrying cells" and "stacking cells" sounds too unfamiliar to me...that's probably the biggest part of the issue.
As I said in my second post, you don't need to use a dual cell mod, I for one don't like dual cell mods as I have small hands and dislike the size factor of bigger box mods.
For me the advantage of external cells is simply that I can not afford to be replacing devices often. With the mech mods, which is most of what I use, I don't have to worry about it, when/if a cell dies I spend $10 getting a new one vers spending the cost of getting a new mod.
Some VV/VW mods will last as well (just so long as not in my hands), but also the costs of mods has come down. Anyone who has been vaping for a while can tell you, it use to be if you spent under $50 on a mod, it was junk.
Well, that does make me kinda happy that I waited until now to start! I'm so glad that there are single cell mods. That's exactly what I would start with. Good to know..thanks! There are so many awesome looking mech mods out there!
Looks like the etched bottles are a go. I think I'll order a couple for me and a couple for my wife. This way she won't "accidentally" grab my bottle of bananas foster before I leave for work 
. @faeriekitsune and @Katdarling, those bottles are anywhere from 5 to 10 bucks each for the 30 ml. I don't think I'm going to get the 60 ml version; not liking the corks either. I'll update when I get these in my hands..... still narrowing down which designs for em lol.
. @faeriekitsune and @Katdarling, those bottles are anywhere from 5 to 10 bucks each for the 30 ml. I don't think I'm going to get the 60 ml version; not liking the corks either. I'll update when I get these in my hands..... still narrowing down which designs for em lol.
So I was just about to buy some 100ml bottles for my juice when I thought, der, you already have 12 x 100ml baby bottles.. Perfect !
It will be a nice orange colour when it's steeped. 11 days to go
For once a man being resourceful woohoo
It will be a nice orange colour when it's steeped. 11 days to go
For once a man being resourceful woohoo
Great idea! Makes me wish my kids were still babies!
Never mind, no it doesn't.
Eegads, the baby years again? No!
But I sure do miss my "little guy"... when he was about 9-13 or so... really fun kid.
Andria
My children are 15, 9, 8, 3 (all boys) and our little girl, 2. (Yes, she wanted a girl, finally mission complete lol)
There won't be any more, I've found a new hobby now
We have our work cut out, that's for sure.
There won't be any more, I've found a new hobby now
We have our work cut out, that's for sure.
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