do you need cap off to steep ?

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Ryan1888

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well then I just must not like this one then...lol

What juice was it, as reference?
I dont want to turn this into a bash thread but some juices just aint for everyone. Halo Belgian cocoa for example got rave reviews from most people but to me it smells like stale cat urine and tastes "damp"
 

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What juice was it, as reference?
I dont want to turn this into a bash thread but some juices just aint for everyone. Halo Belgian cocoa for example got rave reviews from most people but to me it smells like stale cat urine and tastes "damp"
Same here ,I had some juices from Bluemist that people love and I couldnt vape it at all even after months of steeping!
 

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Same here ,I had some juices from Bluemist that people love and I couldnt vape it at all even after months of steeping!

I wanted to like it and even vaped it for a couple of days but the smell lingered in the air and on furniture. Needless to say it was relegated to the vape box. I pull it out every so often and drip a few drops, to see if it has changed any but sadly it is still as vile.
 

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No amount of steeping will turn a vile juice into something good. That said, if something it's particularly perfumey, caps off for a day or so can help. Juices will steep on their own in soft sided bottles over time. Hard plastic bottles and glass doesn't allow the juice to breathe. In this case, remove the caps for a few minutes each day for the first week and shake frequently.

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