E-Juice Steeping Organization & Storage Questions

[Indigo-Shade]

I've been reading a lot of e-juice posts today, and it seems certain vendor's e-juice needs 2-4 weeks of steeping. I'm curious to know what all of you do to keep track of 15+ bottles and their steeping age?

Furthermore, what is the best way to "store" all your steeping e-juices? I am very new to vaping and am trying to wrap my head around how I am going to organize all my vaping materials, both gear and e-juice.

If you got pics, post em. I need ideas!

 

[honeycombdome]

I use a google spreadsheet to keep track of steeping times and add any applicable notes at 1,2 and 4 week intervals.

I typically let the open bottles "breathe" for 24 hours in a cool, dry, dark area away from children or any possible contaminants and then seal them up give them a good shake and transfer to my juice box (small toolbox) for the remainder of the steep.


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[RocketPuppy]

I use a cigar box in a dark closet. I shake em daily. Many people use ultra-sonic cleaners to speed up the process. Depending on ingredients, some people leave the lids off to reduce alcohol, etc. There are so many variations.

steeping ecig forum site:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/tags/steeping.html

Edit: fixed link

 

[AnnieP65]

I do it the old fashioned way. I write the date on the bottle after my 24-hour-cap-off period. I've read on here that steeping really doesn't begin until air hits the juice, which makes a lot of sense. I keep my bottles(50+ ) in a dark blue plastic storage bin with snap on lid in my cabinet...