Heat, can also have the undesired effect, of "cooking off" desirable volatile flavor notes... those most often responsible for the lighter, more aromatic, flavor nuances. This can leave a flatter, more one dimensional, final flavor profile. I have found fruits, florals, and aromatics, to be especially susceptible.
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The lowest setting on my crock pot is 125 degrees. Degeneration is very minimal.
Here's a post you can read of actual testing with exact science.
Effects of Heat on Nicotine Degradation | E-Cigarette Forum
To each their own. This discussion has be had so many times before ad nauseam. If that is the way you wish to DIY no one here is saying you cannot. I don't wish to do my DIY as you do yours and am perfectly happy with the way my mixes turn out for me.
If the OP finds all this info useful for him then let it continue, its his thread but don't presume that we all need to be educated. If the OP asks for help by all means help him but offering up your preferences and set out to debate them with me has no benefits to the OP unless he asks for it.
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I live in France and the LDPE bottles are surprisingly difficult to find at a good price. Anyone got any suggestions?
Obviously within Europe if poss
Lucemill. Guilty until proved otherwise. What they sell is not marked, but they seem to be appealing to the the vaping market.
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I haven't bothered to read your screen-shots in full SA is a respected member - please elucidate your point?
I haven't bothered to read your screen-shots in full SA is a respected member - please elucidate your point?
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Finally, down to plastics. Most of my bottles are not stamped with an identifier, which suggests they are neither food grade or BPA free. Until otherwise informed by strong evidence, I am comfortable with this - vaping has many risks and BPA is but one. If I were to take that risk to heart, I would have to dispense with using canned food.
Finally, down to plastics. Most of my bottles are not stamped with an identifier, which suggests they are neither food grade or BPA free. Until otherwise informed by strong evidence, I am comfortable with this - vaping has many risks and BPA is but one. If I were to take that risk to heart, I would have to dispense with using canned food.
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I think you need to re-read this paragraph. I speak of a debate between 'other members' in a thread that belongs to neither member. To me that is disrespectful to the member that Opened this thread.
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May I suggest you start your own THREAD and those who wish to join/debate you can go there. You are mudding up someones else thread.
May I suggest you start your own THREAD and those who wish to join/debate you can go there. You are mudding up someones else thread.
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Lots of hand-wringing over plastic bottles. For me the answer is simple: I'll continue to use glass, and if I have a recipe that seems to have a short shelf-life before morphing onto something un-vapable, I'll mix only what I intend to use in a couple weeks and vape it in all of its youthful yumminess. Take that evil oxygen!!!
I have used glass bottles where it's about half full and never have I run into this problem (although, I don't use tobaccos) and I've had a bottle steeping for about 8 months that has finally become good.
I did not even know this problem WAS a problem even, alhough maybe I'm just not that discriminating, and I certainly don't vape tobaccos.
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I did not even know this problem WAS a problem even, alhough maybe I'm just not that discriminating, and I certainly don't vape tobaccos.
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Edit...and closed this ridiculous mess.
Edit...and closed this ridiculous mess.
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