Don't waste your juice!!!

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K_to_the_L

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ive done it when i was out of juice. it wasnt bad the first time but once you have gone through more then one cycling i have found it to be NASTY. ( recycled recycled e-juice if you will. ) i also used this method ( when i was low on juice ) to extract the juice from the free pre-filled carts that came with my 510 and then cut that juice to something useable which worked out well and extended my vaping till my new juice arrived :p
 

Ultimist

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Problem is that juice that comes into contact with cartridges, stuffing, syringes, fingers... So many places where bacteria can be transferred. That bottle of "saved" juice is a breeding ground for badness.

Nah, that's plain silly. Nothing can live in a solution of nicotine. Eliquid has built-in sterilization. Any little microbes that might make their way into the liquid die in short order from nicotine bliss.
 

The Doc

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Wow... really? Things getting that bad???

LOL


If I ever get to the point where I feel that I must re-use old leftover juice, I will hit the bricks looking for a job that can afford me the "luxury" of buying new juice. :cool:
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What would you do while "in between" jobs and you are collecting PATHETIC weekly unemployment checks; which you still have to pay child support from?? Think you might possibly save some old juice in a bottle as an emergency backup in that scenario? It beats going back to analogs!!!!!

Right now I'm puffing on my DSE601 epipe with a fresh new CHERRY cart from Shawn at LitCigUSA....and I'm loving it....BUT If I had nothing else left, I would vape on the juice in my "emergency backup" bottle WAAAAY before I would ever consider going back to analogs!!!
 

The Doc

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Yeah you really KNOW things are not good when you can wire, build, fabricate or repair just about anything within the realms of electrical/mechanical/electronics.......and yet you can't find a single employment offer within a 30 mile radius of your residence.

Might be time to soon leave this old hick town far behind me!

NEVER had this problem when I lived closer to NYC....
 

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*Cringing as obvious begger approaches in parking lot*

Excuse me, but do you have any change you could throw my way, I really need to get some juice! :rolleyes:

Yeah, I was going to give him money. Then I notice he had a really, really, really, really little paper bag. You could just see the tip of a 15ml bottle sticking out of it. Damn vapaholics. That dude reaked of RY4. He wasn't fooling anybody.

--Prof Daffy
 

ProfessorDaffy

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Problem is that juice that comes into contact with cartridges, stuffing, syringes, fingers... So many places where bacteria can be transferred. That bottle of "saved" juice is a breeding ground for badness.

My advice, save your immune system, juice is not expensive enough to warrant this.

Let's remember who we used to be. There's probably not a single person out there who hasn't at one time or another dug through their own ashtray to find a discarded cigarette that was long enough to get a couple of puffs off of. You know, just to get you through the trip to the store.

--Prof Daffy
P.S. Don't miss that part one bit!
 

ramblingrose

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Let's remember who we used to be. There's probably not a single person out there who hasn't at one time or another dug through their own ashtray to find a discarded cigarette that was long enough to get a couple of puffs off of. You know, just to get you through the trip to the store.
8-oToo gross for me - I stocked cigarettes the same way I stockpile my hardware and juice. Always had a pack in the glove box, and backup cartons at home and work. My idea of when to buy more was when I was down to 4 or 5 cartons!
 
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