I guess the question is, should I store the juice in the fridge or is it just fine without keeping it at least a little cool. I do not have central air and my living room where I store the juice gets pretty warm. Will the concentration of nicotine break down from the heat? I do notice that it is not as thick when it gets warm. Any one know if ejuice it just fine or should be kept cool?
Ejuice and this heat
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I believe it should be stored in cool and low/no light area, but that's more for long term storage (months - year). For daily use I wouldn't worry too much, unless you have a supersize bottle or something.
Well being in Buffalo you do not usually have to worry about heat but the last 3 days have been in the 90's and the humidity is brutal. Just want to make sure.
In June, it was over 100 degrees here for five days straight. This is pretty bad for June in Colorado. Seems to be getting worse every year. The heat used to come in mid-July or -August, but the thermometer starts going up pretty high in April and May now (and then we'll still get snow the same week!).
My liquids have been fine. I don't have "central air" or air conditioning, either. I do live on the ground floor (garden level) in a condo complex. I keep my lights off, and a fan running. Most of my liquids are in small boxes in a closet, but I have several out on the desktop here. Nothing has bothered them, thus far. If I had really large bottles of liquids that were going to be hanging about for long periods of time, I might put them in the fridge, but for the 15ml to 50ml bottles I have, they won't be around long enough to worry much about.
I think you'll be fine, but if you are worried about them, the fridge won't hurt your liquids.
My liquids have been fine. I don't have "central air" or air conditioning, either. I do live on the ground floor (garden level) in a condo complex. I keep my lights off, and a fan running. Most of my liquids are in small boxes in a closet, but I have several out on the desktop here. Nothing has bothered them, thus far. If I had really large bottles of liquids that were going to be hanging about for long periods of time, I might put them in the fridge, but for the 15ml to 50ml bottles I have, they won't be around long enough to worry much about.
I think you'll be fine, but if you are worried about them, the fridge won't hurt your liquids.
For short term use 1 week keep them out. For longterm use 2+ weeks put them in the fridge. I transfer all my juices to glass bottles because of possible BPA leaching.
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