I just tested a modified version of Visus' modified version (yes, I modified the process for the 2nd time - see Visus' 1st modification to his thread stated in one of my earlier posts, which can be found in the 2nd page of the thread and posted by Visus himself obviously

), and I believe it's important to document this over here and share the outcome of my test results. This is probably a beginning of a series of posts with updates along the next 3-4 days (as I'll probably still vape the juice regardless of a particular concern that I'll mention later in this post).
Input:-
- Microwave Power:- 1400W.
- Microwave Power Adjustment:- Down to 60% ~ 840W.
- Bottle:- 30ml Glass, with the plastic ring right underneath the bottle neck/cap included, and a glossy label glued on the bottle (important to remember - you might have probably figured out why already

).
- Juice Blend:- 60VG/40PG - 6.15% flavor (4 flavors - all PG based - 3 of which are FlavourArt flavors with one of them a tobacco flavor, and the 4th also another tobacco flavor) - 4.5mg PG based nicotine.
Process:-
1. Mixed the juice by placing the layers of liquid over each other. Took note of the order of liquid added:
1.a. Added Nicotine.
1.b. Added VG --> this could be my first mistake. Explanation will follow after the process.
1.c. Added Flavor.
1.d. Added PG, which started blending with the color of the flavor already --> again related to potentially my first mistake mentioned above.
2. Starter using the Microwave with my 2nd adjustment to the process, with the bottle cap off:
2.a. Adjusted the power as described above ~ 840W.
2.b. Used 20 second bursts for 6 times.
2.c. Left it rest for 3 minutes between bursts.
Observations on Step 2, repeating sub-steps 2.b. and 2.c. [CAUTION: EXTREMELY HOT BOTTLE. USE AN OVEN GLOVE OR FOLD A TOWEL AND USE IT TO BE ABLE TO GRIP THE BOTTLE]:-
1. Bottle heats up above warm levels ~ warm-hot. Left to rest for 3 minutes.
2. Bottle now on the hot side as far as temperature is concerned. Liquid reaches high closer to the bottle neck than its height when first layered in the bottle. Left to rest for 3 minutes.
3. Liquid pops once within the last 3-5 seconds of this Burt. Bottle now extremely hot with smoke starting to form - bottle label and plastic ring underneath the bottle neck deforming, leaving me under the impression that the formed smoke may not be just the liquid's smoke. Left to rest for 3 minutes.
4. The rest of the label (or what's left of it) fell off the bottle and started burning! And the plastic ring underneath the bottle neck completely soft. Had too much smoke with unpleasant odor inside the microwave. Left microwave door open, brought the bottle out of the microwave, forced airing the inside of the microwave to get the smoke out using my hand, took off the rest of the really soft plastic ring using a knife, and placed the bottle back inside the microwave. Left to rest for 3 minutes.
5. Burst and rest for 3 minutes.
6. Burst for 13 seconds - 3 second check - burst for another 7 seconds. Left to rest for 10 minutes.
7. Brought bottle out and put the cap on - liquid still not all mixed as VG seems to be too heavy to blend with whatever's on top of it, hence the 1st mistake I mentioned above. Here's a photo (p.s. Blurriness on the bottle in the picture is from the remaining glue after the label melted (generating smoke)/fell off/burned (also generating smoke)).
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8. Left to rest for 30 minutes to become warm (checked after 20 minutes and decided to leave it for 10 more minutes).
9. Gave the liquid a decent shake (not light, but not hard).
10. Loosened the cap and placed the bottle in a dark cool place (for almost an hour now).
Will taste tomorrow and let you know my thoughts. What's worth mentioning though is that I've changed the juice's recipe a bit this time but can already imagine what the juice should taste like, as I've only inscreased the percentages of a couple of flavors just a little bit.