Final Steps for DIY Mixing???

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AngryCagen

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I wanted to ask some of the veterans out there when I finish making my e liquid, what steps do I take as far as actually mixing it. I saw a couple videos where people use a drill with either a Q Tip cut into a mixing device and I have even seem Big Lou use kanthal to whip it up really good. So after I finish my e liquid, should I follow those same steps for about 4 days or so with whipping and then let breathe and cap and put in a dark place and then after that I can do the same process maybe every other day for a couple weeks or until color and/or flavor comes to a taste I am achieving?

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Mix, shake or stir, taste then Steep if required would be the logical steps. read my blog on steeping. No need to ever whip a mix. That just adds to much air to a mix which oxidizes NIC to quickly.

Read my blogs before getting started

E-Cigarette Forum - dannyv45 - Blogs

then read hoosier's blogs.

E-Cigarette Forum - Hoosier - Blogs

then read the stickies at the top of the page.

this will explain a lot of the how's and why's.
 
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AngryCagen

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thanks danny. I have read all your work and I have read Hoosier's as well. I have actually made a DIY bible where I have printed out all of your post on DIY as well as Hoosier's. I actually remember something I read and I could not remember what part it was in, but its actually in my DIY bible already. There is so much stuff I have read between Hoosier and yourself, I can't imagine not knowing the information you guys have passed along to us. So thank you again so much for all your help. I finished up my bottle and she is actually taking a bath right now. She looks pretty sexy with that fair skin just waiting to catch a tan....lol

Anyway, thanks again and I look forward to reading more and learning more from you. My next venture will be making a tobacco flavor that has a lot of sweetness to it. Kind of like the Virus from Nicoticket. That has to be one of my favorite tobacco flavors beside a 2 month steeped Dorky Stud.

Talk atcha later.
 

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I make mine up in big batches and just put them in my steeping box. I keep them in order of the date I make them. So when my choices on my vape shelf run low I just grab a few bottles out of the box. They usually stay in there a month before I get to them. I usually mix every other weekend or if Im bored.
 

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When I mix I find it most important to mix the flavors first prior to adding base/nicotine, for about a minute. I then add the base/nicotine and shake it vigorously for a minute. I check it to see if there is a nice amount of bubbles distributed in the bottle, if so I let it rest, and then I just shake it for a minute any time I think about it for the first few days. This has worked perfect for me.
 

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I make my mixes in the bottle (10, 15, 30 or 50ml bottles). Shake them up real good, then put them in my juice drawer. I also create a label that includes some information about the mix and the date I created it. That way I know how long it has been aging.....
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cocacola31173

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I make my mixes in the bottle (10, 15, 30 or 50ml bottles). Shake them up real good, then put them in my juice drawer. I also create a label that includes some information about the mix and the date I created it. That way I know how long it has been aging.....
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What kind of labels and label software you use? I like the look of those.
 
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