Does e juice steep in the tank, clearamizer, etc. ?

[lvm111]

Good morning folks. I have about a dozen clearamizers, protanks, and such with juice in them. Also about the same number of cartomizers with different juices in them. It's starting to get a little ridiculous I'll admit. But I'm fairly new to this, and have gone plumb loco trying out new juices.

My question is, wouldn't they be steeping as we speak? Thanks for your opinions.


best regards, larry mac

 

[RocketPants]

Good question, I've wondered the same thing. I'd assume the juices would be steeping, but not at a very fast rate. To my understanding, e juices need a good amount of air in their containers to keep the process going. If you have a full tank with little to no air in there, it may take a lot longer. If you're wanting to try out the juices during certain times through the steeping process, maybe add just a little bit to a bcc and let it sit long enough to soak the coils. I just drip two or three drops onto either side of the wick in my EVOD and it gives me two or three vapes, enough to give me an idea of where the juices are at.

 

[vantagebox]

I think they're definitely steeping in there; also, every time you hit that fire button, the juices are "cooking" in there too and in most cases getting darker. I vape high VG juices and find that they're getting "sweeter" in the tank...

 

[JulesXsmokr]

it may also pick up the slightest taste of any cooked or burnt residue on the wicks if left in too long.