Yes! I ruined a 30ml bottle of Gambit doing this early on in my vaping switch. very true.
Can you really taste your vapor????
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I leave mine off overnight and generally only if there is an alcohol, medicinal aroma to the juice, If it doesn't have that smell i take the cap off(which i have to do anyways to determine whether it needs the overnight cap off)to expose it to air and to test it FOOB, then immediately put the cap back on and let them steep with the cap on at room temperature in a dark place if needs be. length of steep depends on the juice and varies, iv'e found fruity flavors need less steep compared to tobacco's and desserts. This has been my experience anyways, I'd imagine everyones is different. Hope this helps.
Riptrippers has an excellent video on steeping, some of it is way overkill IMO, but useful in understanding the different methods. Me personally, no more than 12 hours.
Ok, I just put the caps on the ones that were off for two days, and I'll put the caps on tomorrow to the ones I uncapped today. thanks!
What you are doing is letting the juices "breath". So they say and I'll never understand why it's even necessary.
Just open a can of soda and let it set for 2 days.
But once you get the flavors you think you can stick with... stay a few weeks ahead on them and just let 'em sit in a cool dark place (with the occasional "shake" when you think about it).
When I get new juices in I usually leave the caps off overnight, shaking a few times in between. About 8 or so hours maybe. Always seems to work well for me.
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Sorry to go off topic, but I used to work on Snoqualimie Ridge.
Oh yeah, and my avatar pic was taken by my sister at Jay Berry's in North Bend...that is a glass of Snoqualmie Falls beer I am drinking. Good beer.
Try Vapor Zone you can add up to 3 shots of flavor. Wonderful flavor.
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Just watched that video, very cool info, he's fun. Ok I have immediately put the caps back on since they were off for 6 hours and now I'm streeping! Thanks for the advice!
I have...14 different Egos and Spinners, all have different juices in them except 2 are the same in different strengths- and bought an MVP today with 2 new different juices. I did go thru a rough patch a couple days only since I started vaping 2 months ago-but I got a really excellent wake me up menthol, and if everything tastes dull- it's rocks. I know you don't like menthol- but believe me, you'll taste a good one. As everyone else said- brush your teeth, brush your tongue- eat a couple crackers to cleanse your palate as wine tasters do, drink lots of water- and try lots of variety. T'is the spice of life.
it takes more than a couple of weeks to get the taste and smell to start working again. And are you still doing the occasional ciggie?? If so, smell/taste takes even longer to come back. I keep 3 flavors on hand and will do a quick swap over to one of them when I find the flavor dropping off. Another thing to consider is the tank/coil setup. After a couple of tankfulls, the coil becomes loaded up with "gunk" and produces alot less flavor. I find that changing out the coil does improve the flavor too.
One thing I didn't see mentioned here is dripping. I've had lots of Dead Tongue Disease myself, and I bought two drippers (one for sweet and one for tangy). Vaping with a dripper really intensifies the flavors again! It was simple enough for me to understand and I've been able to enjoy some of my yummiest juices again. I've also forced myself to switch around flavors more frequently.
Only drawbacks: it's not a good on-the-road method, and my husband thinks it looks illegal LOL
I'd also like to mention that if you think of it as mint rather than menthol, perhaps it's not so scary?
Only drawbacks: it's not a good on-the-road method, and my husband thinks it looks illegal LOL
I'd also like to mention that if you think of it as mint rather than menthol, perhaps it's not so scary?
Another suggestion to add, shake your bottles really well before filling your device. There is some separation of nic that isn't visible.
You may not notice flavor loss in food as you do when you vape. Think about it, we are getting flavor from warm moist Air. It's more subtle than actually chewing food.
Good luck OP.
You may not notice flavor loss in food as you do when you vape. Think about it, we are getting flavor from warm moist Air. It's more subtle than actually chewing food.
Good luck OP.
after smoking for over 30 years, I can still taste everything... been only vaping for over two months now, and taste is just fine......
not fussy for strawberry or banana, or even the stronger tobacco flavours............ i'm still happy with my mild tobacco at 12% nic
don't know what to say........
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not fussy for strawberry or banana, or even the stronger tobacco flavours............ i'm still happy with my mild tobacco at 12% nic
don't know what to say........
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No way, havent had a cig since the day I picked up vaping. 2 weeks now, no cigs. I've been changing coils regularly also. I'm sure my taste will return, for now it's water and rotating flavors for me.
I received wintergreen as a free sample from MBV, smells good from the bottle, just like a wint-o-green lifesaver. Maybe I can handle that over menthol.
Only coils I've had fail so far have been in the Ecoms. I just give the Kangers a soak in Iso alcohol overnight after changing flavors and insert a new piece of cotton.
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