I know my chances of winning are VERY slim to none...but the suspense is still killing me. Good luck everyone!
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If it doesn't happen in 2-3 weeks then its crap juice IMO........
I probably won't win but this contest has almost got me to 1000 likes!!!
I probably won't win but this contest has almost got me to 1000 likes!!!
lol...do the juices really taste that much better after waiting a few weeks? Sorry... I just recently even heard of this...
Oh, and congrats Ripple on all the "likes" !!!
This thread should answer all your questions...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/polls/141269-steeping-urban-legend.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/polls/141269-steeping-urban-legend.html
I know my chances of winning are VERY slim to none...but the suspense is still killing me. Good luck everyone!
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I know right - I still love it when people win stuff!!! Can't wait to see - there were some good banners!
About a week to two is good for CC juice steeping. Just to let the flavors of the more complex juices blend. The fruits don't need steeping as they are just plain fruit. Anything else that is a blend of flavors is normally good right away but gets better with time. My favorite is probably Sweet Tea and even that needs about 2 weeks of steeping. Yes, in the bottle with the cap on in a cool, dark place does the trick.
Oh, and I forgot to say that House is not a tobacco. Not sure what it is, but it absolutely not a tobacco.
If it doesn't happen in 2-3 weeks then its crap juice IMO........
I probably won't win but this contest has almost got me to 1000 likes!!!
Then you've just been trying crap juice. IMHO
Me too though, until I found CC juice. I agree 2 weeks should be sufficient.
Yes, some do. The ones with more complex mixes that need to blend. You have to remember, most US juices are mixed to order, so no blending time before they are sent out. It's like making tomato sauce. It's always better the next day, and even better on day three. Again, just MHO.
...And yes, I said "y'all"... Can't help it, I'm Southern! 
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transitive verb
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intransitive verb
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— wait on also wait upon
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