Is hot water steeping a good method to speed up the process? At the end does both methods produce the same results or is there no substitute for regular time steeping. Has anyone experimented?
Hot water steeping vs time steeping
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There really is no substitute for time. The only time I heat---warm, really---is when they first arrive. Just 10 minutes or so in a sink of hot tap water, to loosen the juice a little before I shake it half to death. Then I'll uncap for a few hours, recap and shake...then wait.
Lots of folks report good results with ultrasonic heat cleaners, but I've read a few complaints about ruined juices with heat treatment. Like sparkky1, I always buy new stuff while I've still got stock to vape.
Lots of folks report good results with ultrasonic heat cleaners, but I've read a few complaints about ruined juices with heat treatment. Like sparkky1, I always buy new stuff while I've still got stock to vape.
Heat and agitation is a fine method of steeping or mixing your juice........ If you want the best flavor from it, I suggest aging the juice, instead. As one would Cheese, wine or liquor. Put the juice in a cool dark place and, leave it there for awhile. taste it periodically.. So, In a few days, weeks, months, you can Enjoy it.
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