Lets say i had a max vg juice that i wanted too thin if i added water would this give me any kind of throat hit?(i do not want a throat hit) and how much distilled water would i need to add? for example how much per ml of liquid or per 10 ml? also distilled water is just boiled water correct? thanks in advance also please include any effects adding water does (i do not mean health effects like what would i notice change in my vape experience) thanks guys any other tips on adding water would be appreciated
does water add throat hit?
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I would also like to know the answer to the distilled water question whether its the same as boiled Please
I haven't tried adding distilled water, but if you "Search Forums" for keywords "water throat hit," you'll see some posters who say it does increase TH. You'll also see some posters who argue it does not.
Distilled water is produced by condensing the steam from boiling water. Simply boiling a pot of water for a bit does not make it distilled.
Distilled water is produced by condensing the steam from boiling water. Simply boiling a pot of water for a bit does not make it distilled.
I use distilled water in all my mixes. I use 10% if it contains PG. 20% for 100% VG. Distilled water does not increase TH. I prefer a smooth vape.
I add Water to All my DIY Mixes.
I don't think it Increases TH. I do think it does help with Flavor though. Water seems to take the Edge off many Flavors. It lets them taste like Flavors and less like Chemicals. It's Kinda Hard to Explain.
Thinning a 100% VG Mix with Water is Almost a Necessity to me. Pure VG is Too Think to use by itself. And makes an e-Liquid that Doesn't Wick very Well.
I don't think it Increases TH. I do think it does help with Flavor though. Water seems to take the Edge off many Flavors. It lets them taste like Flavors and less like Chemicals. It's Kinda Hard to Explain.
Thinning a 100% VG Mix with Water is Almost a Necessity to me. Pure VG is Too Think to use by itself. And makes an e-Liquid that Doesn't Wick very Well.
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I usually add about 10% to my mixes. I haven't noticed any increase in throat hit, though. We use distilled water because distilling removes solids/minerals from the water so they don't gunk up your coils.
Adding the water makes the flavorings taste clearer to me. The taste fades on the tongue, like eating or drinking something. Water is a wonderful thing.
Adding the water makes the flavorings taste clearer to me. The taste fades on the tongue, like eating or drinking something. Water is a wonderful thing.
I agree.
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OK guys stupid question alert! I use boiled Reverse Osmosis water to clean stuff. When I start mixing, if I want to use water to dilute my 100℅ VG. Can I use this or should I buy distilled?
OK. Yes. OK. Just wondering. I will buy Distilled. Just didn't know the difference of the two. Thanks
I've been told that RO water is on the acidic side of the PH scale.
Put some of your RO in a clean clear glass and let it evaporate. See if there is any residue left behind.
It may be ok for occasional situations but for regular use why not buy a gallon of distilled. BTW I wouldn't boil it either. Your pan may contaminate it.
Put some of your RO in a clean clear glass and let it evaporate. See if there is any residue left behind.
It may be ok for occasional situations but for regular use why not buy a gallon of distilled. BTW I wouldn't boil it either. Your pan may contaminate it.
depending on your mix i have read any where between 2 to 20%
distilled water. water enhances vapor production to a point.
you just have to experiment to find what works for you.
mike
distilled water. water enhances vapor production to a point.
you just have to experiment to find what works for you.
mike
It may be ok for occasional situations but for regular use why not buy a gallon of distilled. BTW I wouldn't boil it either. Your pan may contaminate it.[/QUOTE]
thank you for your answer. Yes I'm going to use distilled water especially now but I was just curious.
thank you for your answer. Yes I'm going to use distilled water especially now but I was just curious.
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