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Hahaha....hmmmmmm , bout 20 or so I'd say. Let the steeping begin !
So let me ask this to all of the wise and experienced steepers. Does steeping get rid of that " mentholy " taste in fruity juices? I picked up some fruity stuff from Pink Spot and they all have that menthol / perfume hit to them. I dont really care for menthol at all. I have had them sitting open in a dark place for a week or so and they still have that menthol taste. I'm gonna try the warm water idea.
So let me ask this to all of the wise and experienced steepers. Does steeping get rid of that " mentholy " taste in fruity juices? I picked up some fruity stuff from Pink Spot and they all have that menthol / perfume hit to them. I dont really care for menthol at all. I have had them sitting open in a dark place for a week or so and they still have that menthol taste. I'm gonna try the warm water idea.
I think it depends on the manufacturer. Any Pink Spot vapors in here???
I'll pass on wearing a bra to steep my juices (my girlfriend would freakout).. but i will try the hot water steep and see how it goes...
well i was thinking more along the lines that i didnt have the right equipment too bra steep, but on second glance i could fill an "A" cup ...lol
Great ideas everyone, I'm too lazy to put all my bottles in warm water so I will leave them on top of the heat vent of my monitor. I have some juices I really wanna try but they need a good steep!
OK, now I am really confused. I read one post in the forum that the juices should be stored in the refrigerator, another in a different thread talked about ordering enough to get thru the summer so the juices wouldn't be exposed to the summer heat. I am storing my juices in the refrigerator and filling the carts from there. Is that the reason I can't get the taste I remember from them? Am I doing this all wrong? Can you tell I am a newbie 
HELP!!!!!!
HELP!!!!!! I would not recommend storing them in the fridge. I hear because of the condensation? Most people say store the juices in a cool, dark place, such as inside a cabinet, and you can leave them there to steep. But I guess heat and exposure to air will help steep them faster. But I would definitely not store them in the fridge, unless it's like... you're not planning to use the juice for a really long time?
I've been warming up my DIY juices in hot tap water since I've read about it in another post a while back. It works great. I'll start vaping it the same day.
I think you can go overboard. I took a glass and raised the water to a boil, let it cool off for about 10-20 seconds, and stuck my bottle in a sandwich bag to keep it from getting wet and put it in there. After 5 mins the bottle was pretty hot. I thought water wouldn't get hot enough to melt the bottle because I drink hot coffee this way. But the bottom of bottle is a ever so slight warped. I threw the flavor away. Didn't feel safe vaping it.
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I nuke it just to a boil in a pyrex beaker then let it naturally cool to room temp. You must use caution taking it out because it is like a jar of hot oil. Nice thing is is that it is vaporizing when done so it give you a good idea what the flavor is going to be like in real life.
No need to boil water, hot Tap water is all you need. Your just warming up your juice so it thins the liquid so it mixes better when you shake it up. I'll shake up my juice 2-3 times during the cool down to room temp.
I read a few posts where they'll set there juice on a warm surface like a router and shake it up periodically.
I read a few posts where they'll set there juice on a warm surface like a router and shake it up periodically.
I do a quick steep in my pocket while at work. I sell cars, so I keep them in my pocket ( maybe 3 bottles) and walk around the lot all day. After a couple of hours they steep and get shaken up pretty good
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