A fairly basic question but does steeping also affect Vapour production or even the wicking potential of eliquid?
The logic behind this reasoning is that steeping allows the chemicals/ingredients to fully combine. Thus, if you've got a blend of PG and VG, does that not mean that both the VG and PG will be mixed better following steeping and therefore provide a different Vape?
I'm guessing the answers are going to agree on a huge "NO." but its a query at the back of my mind. I made some vanilla juice a while back now and I got bored of the flavour so left the bottle for a month. When I went back to it a month later, it seemed to provide a more consistent Vape and dry hits decreased or even more disappeared. That's with the same tank, too.
(Y) That is all.
The logic behind this reasoning is that steeping allows the chemicals/ingredients to fully combine. Thus, if you've got a blend of PG and VG, does that not mean that both the VG and PG will be mixed better following steeping and therefore provide a different Vape?
I'm guessing the answers are going to agree on a huge "NO." but its a query at the back of my mind. I made some vanilla juice a while back now and I got bored of the flavour so left the bottle for a month. When I went back to it a month later, it seemed to provide a more consistent Vape and dry hits decreased or even more disappeared. That's with the same tank, too.
(Y) That is all.
