Thanks for all the info - I still wonder what to do!
Maybe I'll do a bit of experimenting.
Taking one for the team eh? Do keep us posted, and May the 4th be with you. ;-)
Freezing E-Liquid?
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Taking one for the team eh? Do keep us posted, and May the 4th be with you. ;-)
I have fronzen ONE 10 ml bottle... so of course that isn't a lot. Perhaps if I had frozen another brand it wouldn't have done well (so I certainly will be trying that first now!)
And as I had begun my post: 'for what it's worth, here is what I did'...
However: while the freezer-experiment certainly was only with one small bottle... and while I of course believe Sun when she tells about eliquid going wrong in the refridgerator... I do stand by my storage-results of ALL my e-liquid in the fridge, and all that I have tried coming from that fridge (lots of kinds and for over a year allready) NONE of the liquid was ever harmed, was ever foul-tasting, whatever.
So what to think of the differences there? I have quite a few brands in my fridge; also both DIY and factory-liquid. Perhaps Sun has another kind of liquid then I do (not impossible if Sun bought all liquid in USA for instance; I get mine in europe and in china); or perhaps from different chinese suppliers? No idea... but fact is that experience is markedly different then between us.
And again my question as to humidity: when putting a closed bottle into a fridge, or into a desert - how could humidity-difference OUTSIDE of the closed bottle be influencing what is inside the bottle?? That I really can't understand... (other then anything that isn't closed air- and liquid-tight of course, that is another matter entirely). Would love some clarification on this point.
And as I had begun my post: 'for what it's worth, here is what I did'...
However: while the freezer-experiment certainly was only with one small bottle... and while I of course believe Sun when she tells about eliquid going wrong in the refridgerator... I do stand by my storage-results of ALL my e-liquid in the fridge, and all that I have tried coming from that fridge (lots of kinds and for over a year allready) NONE of the liquid was ever harmed, was ever foul-tasting, whatever.
So what to think of the differences there? I have quite a few brands in my fridge; also both DIY and factory-liquid. Perhaps Sun has another kind of liquid then I do (not impossible if Sun bought all liquid in USA for instance; I get mine in europe and in china); or perhaps from different chinese suppliers? No idea... but fact is that experience is markedly different then between us.
And again my question as to humidity: when putting a closed bottle into a fridge, or into a desert - how could humidity-difference OUTSIDE of the closed bottle be influencing what is inside the bottle?? That I really can't understand... (other then anything that isn't closed air- and liquid-tight of course, that is another matter entirely). Would love some clarification on this point.
I know that refrigerators are thought to be moist because of the condensation that forms when the door is opened because of the temperature difference of the air that rushes in, but it is actually a very dry place because the cooling coils remove the moisture in the air.
There must be something else going on with the e-liquids being stored at very cold temps.
There must be something else going on with the e-liquids being stored at very cold temps.
Do you know which juice froze?
My 36mg Nuvape Hiltun PG does not freeze at 5F.
My e-liquid stash has been in the freezer for almost 2 months and still works perfect.
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