@leftyandsparky - I think ChelsB was asking about putting Saran Wrap over the top of an HDPE bottle, before putting the PP cap on it. (Since PP isn't recommended for temps. below 32F). She was wanting to know if that would be OK.
I will do as i see fit.
But you never have elderly relative or rambunctious kids or grand kids running through the house?
Hubby not being able to find that last ice cream sandwich would result in an earthquake! (I kid, he's really a great guy)
I use my husband electric tape to wrap the lids, I don't see the wrap hurting anything!
You've misunderstood me, @leftyandsparky. I wasn't commenting about your much earlier suggestion of using tape. ChelsB had responded to one of my quoted posts...about using Saran Wrap under the PP lid on an HDPE bottle. You had responded to her question to me and said your bottle had a polycone cap.
I wouldn't use any HDPE bottles in the freezer...if they had PP lids on them, which most come with. That's based on a conversation I had with a rep. for a plastics manufacturing company that I bought many LDPE, HDPE, and PP bottles from. I specifically asked her about freezing liquids in each type. The above is what she told me about HDPE.
I personally don't see how using Saran Wrap under the PP lid would help at all, IMO. If the lid cracks, falls apart, etc., I wouldn't trust a layer of Saran Wrap to protect nic in the freezer at all.
I put mine in 60ml glass bottles then I used a vacumn sealer I already owned and sealed them in pairs of 2 or 3.
I have thought about using canning jars too, as you can freeze Ball jars and I have those already. Just they are clear, but really not getting light in a freezer anyway? Mine is in my garage and it doesn't get opened very often.
I just need to get more nic as I have only put up one batch.
I have thought about using canning jars too, as you can freeze Ball jars and I have those already. Just they are clear, but really not getting light in a freezer anyway? Mine is in my garage and it doesn't get opened very often.
I just need to get more nic as I have only put up one batch.
I only use VG base because I don't use pg at all aside from what might be in my flavors.
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It wouldn't have it any other way.
Now correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't you say a while back that you quit using nicotine entirely? 'Cause if that's correct, then I can understand that its longevity in storage might not be your utmost concern. But for those of us who are are looking at being able to keep and use our stashes for decades, the consensus among both nic vendors and several chemists is that glass is better than plastic.
Correct, I do not. But even if I did, I wouldn't worry about it. My dedicated nic freezer is under a desk (I've posted pics multiple times). It has a lock on it, and the 120ml glass bottles are packaged in such a manner that I do not think breakage would be a problem. Some of them are wrapped in bubble wrap while others are packed 9 to a Plano box into which they fit quite snugly, preventing prevents any glass-on-glass "clinking".
I mix and taste for several people in everything from 70/30 to all VG.
I taste them all.
I don't buy that 1 bit.
VG is sweeter. That is all.
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