Do VG/PG freeze in the freezer?
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Really? I heard cold temps separate the flavor and it needs to sit for a few days to come back. Or are you just talking about DIY pure VG?
No, they won't freeze.
Don't freeze flavored stuff, but unflavored nic goes into the freezer just fine, and stays liquid.
PG and VG really don't need to be frozen, they're pretty stable. But they won't freeze solid in your freezer, either. There just isn't any real benefit to putting them in there.
Don't freeze flavored stuff, but unflavored nic goes into the freezer just fine, and stays liquid.
PG and VG really don't need to be frozen, they're pretty stable. But they won't freeze solid in your freezer, either. There just isn't any real benefit to putting them in there.
No, they do not freeze at those temperatures. They will be thicker of course until warmed to room temperatures.
You could always use dry ice...
Storing in the freezer just helps to sustain and expand the self life.
Frezzing already made liquids would just seperate the liquids. When you take it out and put it in your tank it would be a lot of flavor at once since the flavor will rise to the top. You do not need to freeze and shouldnt freeze made liquid
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Why not?
I've done a lot of research on this and read various opinions. I came to the conclusion I should just try it myself.
After freezing, I let the juice warm to room temp and vaped it. It tasted normal with no noticeable separation of ingredients or change in flavor / color.
Even if they separated, you should be able to shake them back to mixed again... I suppose it might reverse steeping... I dunno. I'm not trying to be a troll about this, I just think it's an interesting subject and a lot of people say don't do this or do this based on assimilated advice rather than fact.
I have PG based Flavorless Nic in the freezer from 2 yrs ago and it's still very clear and clean. Has degraded a touch in Nic level. As for freezing flavored juice nothing wrong with unless you take it out, use some and refreeze- reason being warm moist air enters the bottle and condensation occurs...."may" affect the taste.
Well it will be fine after warming. But freeze it then put it in a tank right after the freezer.
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