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from LibertariaNate ...
That's why Hoosier et al have suggested you don't throw out your sample batches. More experimentation with no (or at least less) waste.
Let's say you mix 5 mL batches at 5%, 10%, 15% and 20% of flavoring. While testing you determine 15% is too strong and 10% is too weak. You then mix the bottles of 10% and 15% and end up with a bottle of 12.5%.
ETA: If that 12.5% bottle is the bee's knees, you can then mix your 20% bottle with your 5% bottle and get another 12.5% bottle.
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www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy...meone-who-just-cannot-grasp-diy-thing-18.html
That's why Hoosier et al have suggested you don't throw out your sample batches. More experimentation with no (or at least less) waste.
Let's say you mix 5 mL batches at 5%, 10%, 15% and 20% of flavoring. While testing you determine 15% is too strong and 10% is too weak. You then mix the bottles of 10% and 15% and end up with a bottle of 12.5%.
ETA: If that 12.5% bottle is the bee's knees, you can then mix your 20% bottle with your 5% bottle and get another 12.5% bottle.
from the original thread...
www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy...meone-who-just-cannot-grasp-diy-thing-18.html
From chrismp....
With higher % VG juices you may have to add more flavour compared to a high PG juice.
If you vape plain VG, you'll notice it doesn't really have any taste. For some reason VG just dampens flavours a little bit though.
from the original thread...
www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/276693-does-vg-pg-nic-matter.html
With higher % VG juices you may have to add more flavour compared to a high PG juice.
If you vape plain VG, you'll notice it doesn't really have any taste. For some reason VG just dampens flavours a little bit though.
from the original thread...
www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/276693-does-vg-pg-nic-matter.html
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