I have a few 120ml bottles that I just mixed and I'm wondering if I use a small amount of food coloring concentrate, would food this be safe? The food coloring is made by Chefmaster and only takes a TINY bit. Now before you say "why do you need to color it?!", here's why: I've found that when using an rda, clear ejuice is significantly harder to tell how saturated the wick is. Also, it'll be easier to tell them apart from each other. Some of the ingredients include (not all from one color) yellow 5, yellow 6, blue 1, and red 3. Thanks!
Food coloring concentrate in ejuice?
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Leave the food coloring out of your DIY.
The odds are in your favor that such a practice is functionally harmless but, that said, I am with the others in saying not to do it. It's a wholly unnecessary molecule being inserted deep into your lungs because you're too inexperienced to judge your cotton and unwilling to read a label. No matter how small the extra risk, neither of those reasons seem sufficient.
Yeah I wouldn't want to vape food coloring.. Just mark the bottles with labels. I vape only clear juices and can tell when my wicks are drying without coloring
How about marking the bottles you made.
As for the wick saturation, its easy enough to tell wet cotton from dry. If you cant tell yet, give it a day or 5 and you'll be an expert.
As for the wick saturation, its easy enough to tell wet cotton from dry. If you cant tell yet, give it a day or 5 and you'll be an expert.
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