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grandmato5

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Since 2/27/2011, it's been 2001 days (5 years, 5 months, 3 weeks) since my last cigarette. That's over 80,000 cigarettes avoided and over $20,000 not spent on cigarettes

I'm still trying to just get basically organized. But, come to think of it. separating items by what should be packed away and what should be kept handy might be helpful.

My organization is pretty simple, although the list is long :D Its easy for me to find something when I want it.

I keep a med size plastic box in the kitchen with the things I sometimes currently use: my plastic bag with all my coil rebuilding stuff, a small divider box with some drip tips and any other small things I might want to use, RBA and/or tank I may not be using at the moment but might want to use (I usually use one for a few weeks and then switch to a different for a few weeks), extra mod I might not be using at the moment but could want at any time. About every 6 months I clean it out and adjust. My rule is: if it doesn't fit in that box OR isn't one of the 3 mods and tanks/RDA's on the shelf it doesn't need to be in the kitchen.

I keep the juices I'm using in a tray box (limited to no more then 12 bottles at a time), 3 mods and a tank and RBA along with my charger on the kitchen counter. All things I use very often.

My flavorings, other juice bottles beyond those in the kitchen, along with larger bottles of my favorite juices (I mix my 3 favorite juices in batches of 200mls and then refill my 30 mls as needed) are all kept in the basement where its cool and dark. My flavorings are divided in different boxes by: fruits/tobacco and drinks/bakery and misc./flavors for 5 most often made juices and currently using nic bottle/and an overflow box for flavorings I have multiples of same flavoring. Tried the alphabetical thing once. That was a disaster:lol:

Upstairs is where I keep my stash :D Some in my bedroom under the bed and the rest in the spare bedroom closet. I have separate clear plastic shoe boxes for: Subox tank stuff, PT2 stuff, cartos, coil building supplies, Aromamizer stuff, Melo III stuff, 808 Vgos and cartos, Vivi nova's, DIY supplies, extra batteries-battery wraps-extra chargers, extra bottles, broken-used-odd but maybe needed some day box. Larger plastic box for 510 attys-misc rda's bought in co-ops yrs ago-stash RDA's-divider box with more drip tips and other small stuff. Another large plastic box with stashed mods/tanks. And finally a box with all my previously used MODs that I'm not currently using.

I'm sure I've forgotten something, but that gives you guys an idea of how I've organized my stuff. :)
 

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Did more organizing and labeling today. I am bored with it and want to be finished. Found I have way too much stuff, must downsize a bit. I think I have 10 Vari's, that may be enough. :shock:
Glad you are well stocked, did you make a list?
 

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My organization is pretty simple, although the list is long :D Its easy for me to find something when I want it.

I keep a med size plastic box in the kitchen with the things I sometimes currently use: my plastic bag with all my coil rebuilding stuff, a small divider box with some drip tips and any other small things I might want to use, RBA and/or tank I may not be using at the moment but might want to use (I usually use one for a few weeks and then switch to a different for a few weeks), extra mod I might not be using at the moment but could want at any time. About every 6 months I clean it out and adjust. My rule is: if it doesn't fit in that box OR isn't one of the 3 mods and tanks/RDA's on the shelf it doesn't need to be in the kitchen.

I keep the juices I'm using in a tray box (limited to no more then 12 bottles at a time), 3 mods and a tank and RBA along with my charger on the kitchen counter. All things I use very often.

My flavorings, other juice bottles beyond those in the kitchen, along with larger bottles of my favorite juices (I mix my 3 favorite juices in batches of 200mls and then refill my 30 mls as needed) are all kept in the basement where its cool and dark. My flavorings are divided in different boxes by: fruits/tobacco and drinks/bakery and misc./flavors for 5 most often made juices and currently using nic bottle/and an overflow box for flavorings I have multiples of same flavoring. Tried the alphabetical thing once. That was a disaster:lol:

Upstairs is where I keep my stash :D Some in my bedroom under the bed and the rest in the spare bedroom closet. I have separate clear plastic shoe boxes for: Subox tank stuff, PT2 stuff, cartos, coil building supplies, Aromamizer stuff, Melo III stuff, 808 Vgos and cartos, Vivi nova's, DIY supplies, extra batteries-battery wraps-extra chargers, extra bottles, broken-used-odd but maybe needed some day box. Larger plastic box for 510 attys-misc rda's bought in co-ops yrs ago-stash RDA's-divider box with more drip tips and other small stuff. Another large plastic box with stashed mods/tanks. And finally a box with all my previously used MODs that I'm not currently using.

I'm sure I've forgotten something, but that gives you guys an idea of how I've organized my stuff. :)
I need to do that with my flavors, they are in plastic boxes but I need to label them by type. Sounds like a good system you have!
 

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I need to do that with my flavors, they are in plastic boxes but I need to label them by type. Sounds like a good system you have!
I have a lot of flavorings :blush: I've tried different ways but dividing by type has worked best for me. Adding the smaller box with just the bottle of nic and the flavors for my 5 most often made juices works really well when I'm in a hurry. :)
 

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    Yes you do but only if you love the water. :p

    I DO love the water, just... not the deep parts with seaweed monsters. Glad you all enjoyed that story while I enjoyed an evening nap.

    I'm going to need to start organizing my stuff in boxes to ship soon. I figure I'll just ship my entire fishing tackle box of old tanks and maybe wrap them up individually inside? Vaping makes moving kind of weird, I can't imagine moving post 2018 when all this stuff may actually be getting looked for in the mail.
     

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    I DO love the water, just... not the deep parts with seaweed monsters. Glad you all enjoyed that story while I enjoyed an evening nap.

    I'm going to need to start organizing my stuff in boxes to ship soon. I figure I'll just ship my entire fishing tackle box of old tanks and maybe wrap them up individually inside? Vaping makes moving kind of weird, I can't imagine moving post 2018 when all this stuff may actually be getting looked for in the mail.
    Use lots of bubble wrap :)
     

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    Has anyone looked at the eleaf iCare AIO system? Tiny and good for first time vapers? I'm always looking at easy for new vapers and what might trip their trigger to use it to stop smoking. The tiny little thing has an internal reservoir to refill and has replaceable coils. It looks really cute. Definately a starter unit and it's about $15, usb charges in an hr. It's on vaperDNA site.
     

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    I know. I put a little edit underneath the photo. She looks real angry but she's cool really I think it's just part of her image :cool:

    You guys can meet her. She's called Maya.
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    I don't try and share it with her but it seems to freak her out
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    Bea-FL

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    Has anyone looked at the eleaf iCare AIO system? Tiny and good for first time vapers? I'm always looking at easy for new vapers and what might trip their trigger to use it to stop smoking. The tiny little thing has an internal reservoir to refill and has replaceable coils. It looks really cute. Definately a starter unit and it's about $15, usb charges in an hr. It's on vaperDNA site.
    They also make it into a 1.3mL tank capacity and only 75mm tall. MVS has the regular size for $15.

    Really cute. I'm tempted!
     

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    My flavorings, other juice bottles beyond those in the kitchen, along with larger bottles of my favorite juices (I mix my 3 favorite juices in batches of 200mls and then refill my 30 mls as needed) are all kept in the basement where its cool and dark. My flavorings are divided in different boxes by: fruits/tobacco and drinks/bakery and misc./flavors for 5 most often made juices and currently using nic bottle/and an overflow box for flavorings I have multiples of same flavoring. Tried the alphabetical thing once. That was a disaster:lol:

    That is way to organized for me. All mine are just thrown in a box. When one gets empty I make a note and when 4 - 6 are empty I order...
     

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    FWIW - Jrwaps will make a 2x Radius holder too. You just have to ask them ahead of time, and put a note in with your order. No 'up' charge either, same price as those listed on their website. The Radius 'slot' also holds a Pico nicely.

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    bnrkwest

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    FWIW - Jrwaps will make a 2x Radius holder too. You just have to ask them ahead of time, and put a note in with your order. No 'up' charge either, same price as those listed on their website. The Radius 'slot' also holds a Pico nicely.

    DSCN0165_zpsksviu2os.jpeg
    That is what I need! Perfect :)
     

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    Glad you are well stocked, did you make a list?
    I labelled the boxes but didn't make a list. Should I? That sounds like a lot of work. Do you tape the list to the box or use a number system?
     

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