Some of the juice I just received suggested it be refridgerated to keep it's freshness. Do you refridgerate, or just keep it in a cool dark place?
Do you refrigerate your juice?
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I do although many do not, I don't think its required but one funny thing about refrigerated juice (I drip), fresh out of the fridge and a few drops it tastes better and plumes of vapor. Cold hitting the heat? Don't know but loads of vapor.
I stocked up, I always do at every scare, so I may as well keep in fridge.
I stocked up, I always do at every scare, so I may as well keep in fridge.
I just keep my juice in a cool dark place. I don't see the need to keep it chilled.
The consensus on the boards has been that it's not a good idea to store juice in the fridge. Cool dark place is the recommendation.
I think the chilling is for meant for extended storage. I have two bottles in the fridge and the rest out on the counter away from sunlight in a dark corner.
It's probably a good idea to keep your backups cool, but from what I read, VG and PG are not supposed to be breeding grounds for bacteria. If fact I've read about one of the two (PG, maybe?) being vaporized in buildings to keep down airborne allergens, viruses, and bacteria. Some of the flavors might suffer from heat and UV.
It's probably a good idea to keep your backups cool, but from what I read, VG and PG are not supposed to be breeding grounds for bacteria. If fact I've read about one of the two (PG, maybe?) being vaporized in buildings to keep down airborne allergens, viruses, and bacteria. Some of the flavors might suffer from heat and UV.
I refrigerate my extra juice. I have a year's supply on hand and I want to get it to two years, in case the FDA gets control of e-cigs. When I need a bottle, I take it out of the fridge the day before, to let it warm up. So far, so good.
I keep my stock refrigerated for the most part only because I keep all of my goodies in the garage and it gets a little too hot during the summer. I have ever noticed any ill effects from it and I agree with AJMoore about the taste being better right out of the fridge. I attribute it to the liquid being thicker when it's cold.
Noooo way. It's a fact that cold temperatures take flavors away significantly. I don't keep them in a hot place but I keep them room temperature in a dark drawer.
I only keep my nicotine juice jug in the freezer. I keep a mini jug of nicotine in the (room temp) cupboard. I keep my mixes at room temp away from sunlight.
I keep a large stash in the fridge, and a bunch in a toolbox, and a bunch on my desk and a bunch on the kitchen table, and on my nightstand and in my pockets and in my luggage and in a hole in the backyard they'll never find no matter how hard they look, and in a hollowed-out Bible and in the VCR.
What?
It's not like I'm ever going to play a VHS tape again.
TBL36
What?
It's not like I'm ever going to play a VHS tape again.
TBL36
On the same point, I wonder if you can actually "Freeze Juice"? Expecially, if it would last longer then the 2 years that most juices call for...I understand that it could separate, but just wondering if after you thaw it out, you can just shake the bottle and the ingredients would recombine....
Did anyone ever try and freeze their juice?
Enjoy...
Did anyone ever try and freeze their juice?
Enjoy...
With unflavored nicotine what would be the best way to store for long term storage? Does the nicotine go bad?
i get quite alot from eric from E Cigarette, E-Liquid, Smoking vaporizer, Janty - Vapor Station
too make-up for ice cube post...come on...it was funny to me...he hehe
I keep my extras in a plastic toolbox in a closet and the rest on my desk in a clear container
I take our supplies, squeeze the air out until liquid reaches the top tip of bottle, recap, and store in a box in our nice cool and dark basement. Haven't had any stored long enough to tell full shelf life. Keep a few "working" bottles in my desk drawer.
BTW, there have been horror stories on freezing liquid and someone reported he had to throw out everything.
BTW, there have been horror stories on freezing liquid and someone reported he had to throw out everything.
Hmmm, O.K., so about half of you refrigerate. I think I'll try both ways and see if there is a difference, use the same juice in 3 ml bottles. Thanks everyone!
One of our long standing members reported losing a large supply of flavored juice (different vendors) from refrigerating. They said that all the bottles soured. Since then I have kept my unflavored nic in the fridge but flavored juices go in a case in the coolest room of the house.
From what I understand, juice doesn't simply "go bad" at the 2 year mark, but slowly starts losing it's potency. This basically means that, if there was no chance of replenishing your stock, you would just be gradually cutting back on your nic levels after the two year expiration date.
From what I understand, juice doesn't simply "go bad" at the 2 year mark, but slowly starts losing it's potency. This basically means that, if there was no chance of replenishing your stock, you would just be gradually cutting back on your nic levels after the two year expiration date.
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