classikool vg

[Tivaliman]

has anyone bought classikool vg at any one time at all? i recently purchased some and every batch I've made so far has a strange perfume smell on it. if vg is supposed to be sweet, this one is not. can someone point out where I'm going wrong. I'm mixing 70% 30% vg pg. I've tried 25% vanilla flavour and .3% nic and it was brilliant, using totally wicked aqueous glycerine. thats the only thing has changed, the classikool vg. after a week, no different to the previous week. with the aqueous glycerine i was ready to vape straight away, really on most flavours, blueberry, bubblegum, blackcurrant and vanilla and over time the flavours seem to get better. this isn't the case this time round!
if it is the vg I'm using can you recommend me a decent vg. plus on youtube the manabush mixing lab tour, i noticed they were using vg from lubrisolve, is that a good bet?
thanks in advance

 

[Jdurand]

I get my VG and PG from essentials depot. They very much cater to the DIY soap and candle makers, so I feel they will stay around for a while. Best place to order I've found is through Amazon. Some real good deals to be had on VG there.

 

[Tivaliman]

i just tried the vg on its own. its odourless and colourless. so there is no problem there. I'm stumped!

 

[Tivaliman]

i just tried the vg on its own. its odourless and colourless. so there is no problem there. I'm stumped!

also i would recommend it

 

[retired1]

Moved to DIY e-liquid

 

[mhertz]

Yes, i've recently tried classikool and it's fine VG. I also tried lubrisolve and that's fine to, and you will not be able to tell a difference unless vaping them unflavored and having a good palette, and even there, the difference is very slight. They have comparabel viscosities too...

If you like TW's aqueous-glycerin, then try to make a mix with using classikool also watered down first. I can't remember if TW's aqueous-glycerin has 15 or 20% water so try that... Or simply add some water to your mix(instead of first making aqueous glycerin)...

Perfume taste can also come from to much flavoring, and even though I don't know which vanilla flavoring you used, then 25% sounds alot to me...