Under the wrap, regardless of their pic. And yes, sometimes the original can be reused. Sometimes.
And also yes, the adhesive ones are easier.
Sometimes "odd" parts like that are hard to run down, so I linked both
Under the wrap, regardless of their pic. And yes, sometimes the original can be reused. Sometimes.
And also yes, the adhesive ones are easier.
Sometimes "odd" parts like that are hard to run down, so I linked both
Think of it as simply relative amounts of the different flavors.These look great. I wrote them down. Even though they are drops, wouldn’t it be ok to use those numbers as %s? Calling all DIYers.
The lemon kk I made yesterday, I added all the flavors as ml into a 30 ml bottle, then shook the heck out of it (too lazy to break out the ultrasonic). I then added 18ml (15%) of that to a 120ml bottle, which is steeping.
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I’m not sure but I think you can load into calculator in drop form and it will calculate all measuring types. Guess I’ll go see and report back!
1 drop=.25%
2 drop=.50%
3 drop=1%
should have said this is for 10ml, assuming 30 drops per ml.
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I don’t make anything smaller than 50 ml.I think if you made a bigger batch, more ml's, you could. For a test batch drops are easier for me. Also both recipes are around 3% total for flavor. Not 3% each but total. If you make a flavor shot you could use ml for each flavor. I'm going to try that
When you make larger batches, how do you convert yours?
Here's ejuice me up calculator, has results for all ways to mix/measure
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eJuice Me Up - Best eJuice Calculator
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