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[Rickajho]

I didn't know nic needed to be in glass bottles to freeze!

 

[pdib]

y'all know how we decant wine? . . .. for the purpose (or one of two purposes) of "aerating" it? . .. . of "oxygenating" it? . .. of purposely mixing it with oxygen?


I've always wondered if the benefits of glass over plastic outweigh the process of pouring the liquid from one container to the other. I just can't picture that much oxygen migrating thru plastic in undisturbed bottles in the deep freeze. I kin'a wonder if just not even opening the plastic bottle when it arrives, just putting it straight into the freezer, isn't as good a method as any.

I just wonder sometimes.

 

[TamiPac]

y'all know how we decant wine? . . .. for the purpose (or one of two purposes) of "aerating" it? . .. . of "oxygenating" it? . .. of purposely mixing it with oxygen?


I've always wondered if the benefits of glass over plastic outweigh the process of pouring the liquid from one container to the other. I just can't picture that much oxygen migrating thru plastic in undisturbed bottles in the deep freeze. I kin'a wonder if just not even opening the plastic bottle when it arrives, just putting it straight into the freezer, isn't as good a method as any.

I just wonder sometimes.

That sounds reasonable to me and I'm wondering how it leaches anything in a frozen state.

 

[B2L]

y'all know how we decant wine? . . .. for the purpose (or one of two purposes) of "aerating" it? . .. . of "oxygenating" it? . .. of purposely mixing it with oxygen?


I've always wondered if the benefits of glass over plastic outweigh the process of pouring the liquid from one container to the other. I just can't picture that much oxygen migrating thru plastic in undisturbed bottles in the deep freeze. I kin'a wonder if just not even opening the plastic bottle when it arrives, just putting it straight into the freezer, isn't as good a method as any.

I just wonder sometimes.

That sounds reasonable to me and I'm wondering how it leaches anything in a frozen state.

I've wondered the same thing. I do have some nic in plastic, primarily for first use and the rest are NN V1 Armor for longer term storage so I didn't need to decant it. I do know that if I put something in the freezer in a plastic container, I have had flavor bleed from other things which says to me that those pesky little molecules do get around.

 

[Train2]

I thought that too, plus just the hassle of rebottling...I waited for a payday and spent a bit extra for my "longest term" storage-stuff to get nic I know I like; in glass; in smaller bottles to begin with. I figure five years from now, when I open up one of those and it's "good as fresh," the extra few bucks will have been well worth it...

y'all know how we decant wine? . . .. for the purpose (or one of two purposes) of "aerating" it? . .. . of "oxygenating" it? . .. of purposely mixing it with oxygen?


I've always wondered if the benefits of glass over plastic outweigh the process of pouring the liquid from one container to the other. I just can't picture that much oxygen migrating thru plastic in undisturbed bottles in the deep freeze. I kin'a wonder if just not even opening the plastic bottle when it arrives, just putting it straight into the freezer, isn't as good a method as any.

I just wonder sometimes.

 

[Rickajho]

It's not a question of the plastic "leaching" - but even the best plastic is permeable. Over time stuff can get in - stuff can get out.

Now go open that plastic 2 liter bottle of soda that's been sitting in your basement for the last year. See what you get.

 

[TamiPac]

It's not a question of the plastic "leaching" - but even the best plastic is permeable. Over time stuff can get in - stuff can get out.

Now go open that plastic 2 liter bottle of soda that's been sitting in your basement for the last year. See what you get.

We don't do soda and moreover, we don't have a basement!

 

[kas122461]

I have always followed the recommendations of transferring to glass, I go the extra step of purging my bottles with argon. I just got quite a few more bottles in the last month, that I put straight in the freezer, until I can get more bottles. I hope I can get some of them this week, I have not received a shipping notice yet.

KAS

 

[Rickajho]

We don't do soda and moreover, we don't have a basement!

Wow. Good luck with that emergency preparedness thing. And your nic.

 

[TamiPac]

Wow. Good luck with that emergency preparedness thing. And your nic.

Yeah but remember the flooding.........maybe no basement is a good thing.

 

[Train2]

Got a backyard? Dig a big hole!
Bunkers - making a comeback!!

We don't do soda and moreover, we don't have a basement!

 

[TamiPac]

I know, right? Have you guys seen those underground pod refrigerators? Now that would be cool!

 

[Train2]

I could fit ALL my vape gear in there!
lol

 

[pdib]

It's not a question of the plastic "leaching" - but even the best plastic is permeable. Over time stuff can get in - stuff can get out.

Now go open that plastic 2 liter bottle of soda that's been sitting in your basement for the last year. See what you get.

what?

your cola tasted like the litterbox?

 

[Gigdujour]

Well.................if that's how you look at it I see Gig at your door waiting in line!

I'll be lurking in the bushes...nothing to see here [emoji56]



Master of Bassets...and not much else

 

[Rickajho]

I know, right? Have you guys seen those underground pod refrigerators? Now that would be cool!

(It looks like a female urinal.)

 

[Rickajho]

what?

your cola tasted like the litterbox?

It will go flat in about six months - unopened.

 

[Korie]

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Howmuch would this cost?

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[Rickajho]

Got a backyard? Dig a big hole!
Bunkers - making a comeback!!

I wonder what the shelf life is for canned water?

 

[Rickajho]

Howmuch would this cost?

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