E juice mixing

[Pajack]

Can someone give me Pros and cons on this technique? Doing DIY a couple months now. I was shaking the hell out of the bottles for quite some time. Then it dawned on me to use a 10 ml syringe suck up the juice and throw it right back in the bottle. Tons of air mixes well, I am no expert by far but I have been doing this a couple weeks now and all seems quite well to me. What do you think?

 

[MoonLit_Water]

check out this section of ECF DIY E-Liquid I'm sure you will find a lot of useful info

 

[Harlen]

At a yard sale there was a magnetic mixer for $5.00 got it and OMG it works great no fuss no mess it even had three new beakers with it .
Mix my juice turn it on and 20 min later it's all good to go it even has heat

 

[GPC2012]

At a yard sale there was a magnetic mixer for $5.00 got it and OMG it works great no fuss no mess it even had three new beakers with it .
Mix my juice turn it on and 20 min later it's all good to go it even has heat

Harlon, post pic if you can. Or better yet pm me a pic.

 

[Sgt.Rock]

I do the same when making small adjustments to a bottle of liquid.

A bit of the old in and out will help mix quicker for sure.

 

[Jack NMI Stecker]

Moved to E-liquid DIY

 

[steved5600]

Google Magnetic stirrer or mixer. Takes a small magnet in a plastic case and base with a magnet on a turntable under either a plain or heated platform. Also check out Milk frothier/mixer. Can also use a ultrasonic cleaner but I can tell you the cheaper ones of these don't last long.

 

[Crunktanium]

Problem with syringe method is flavoring will eat syringes pretty quick.

 

[PtrG]

Haven't tried that method yet . . . just getting into DIY, using 5 ml bottles to check flavors.
Have a. wood lathe at other end of area where mixing is done with an adjustable chuck to hold things while lathe is spinning.
Put the small 5 ml bottles in chuck so they will be turned end over end and run the lathe at a medium speed for a while--couple of minutes.
Seems to be working, so far no lids popped off and juice slung all over everywhere . . .