100vg juice help!
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Steeping. Vg is thick. Takes time to bond. Try a drop or 2 of distilled water.
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I just made little test samples in 5ml bottles with 0 nic. I've tried 1.2 of one flavor, .3ml of another, .3ml of another and the rest VG
1.2ml + 0.3ml + 0.3ml = 1.8ml in 5ml is 36% flavor.
Since I have no idea what flavoring you are using, and thus have no clue if this is too much, I'm going to go out on a limb and say, "It's probably too much flavoring that is causing the light flavor."
Take a look under my picture there to the left. Click that number "3" just next to "Blog Entries:". Then click on the one on Flavoring Levels.
I know I like strong flavor, so it took me awhile to figure out that too much is just about the same as too little. "just about", because I include in that blog how to tell the difference between too much and too little even though they may taste much the same.
Since I have no idea what flavoring you are using, and thus have no clue if this is too much, I'm going to go out on a limb and say, "It's probably too much flavoring that is causing the light flavor."
Take a look under my picture there to the left. Click that number "3" just next to "Blog Entries:". Then click on the one on Flavoring Levels.
I know I like strong flavor, so it took me awhile to figure out that too much is just about the same as too little. "just about", because I include in that blog how to tell the difference between too much and too little even though they may taste much the same.
Right, read the blog I pointed out. I think you will find it directly applies to your issue and you'll learn something that seems counter intuitive now, but will make sense after you adjust your mix.
It doesn't concern me for this thread, but in the future, when someone here asks for the "flavoring used" they'll need more than the flavoring's name. Many different producers make the same flavoring names, but they each have different strengths and tastes. For example my favorite coconut flavoring is from Capellas, but I also have Flavour Art's coconut and TPA/TFA's coconut and all of them require different %'s to work as coconut and each has a different taste. (I ran out of Lorann's coconut long ago and never bothered to obtain more. Somebody might get the impression I like coconuts or something...)
It's sounding more and more like over flavoring to me.
It doesn't concern me for this thread, but in the future, when someone here asks for the "flavoring used" they'll need more than the flavoring's name. Many different producers make the same flavoring names, but they each have different strengths and tastes. For example my favorite coconut flavoring is from Capellas, but I also have Flavour Art's coconut and TPA/TFA's coconut and all of them require different %'s to work as coconut and each has a different taste. (I ran out of Lorann's coconut long ago and never bothered to obtain more. Somebody might get the impression I like coconuts or something...)
It's sounding more and more like over flavoring to me.
Yeah after posting again what flavors i used i figured it might have been more useful if i added the company i used as well but i used all from TFA.
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