How do you store your juice?

[Dan33]

Hello,

What do you use for storage at home?

Another question: I do not have an air conditioning; should the juice be stored in a refrigerator or an icebox when it is rather warm outside, around 85/90F in the sun. It might get up to 77-ish in the house.

Thanks!

 

[Chimney34]

Hey Dan! Right now I'm using a three drawer plastic storage container like the ones you see at Walmart or somewhere. It's the extra large one & I have another plastic container that's normally used for storing nails & hooks for my cartos, drip tips & other small stuff because it has different compartments. I'm about to step I to the world of DIY so I'm sure that ill be adding to that soon enough. I've seen a lot of people use tool boxes or bait & tackle boxes to store their stuff as well. I'm not sure about the heat question though. I don't think the fridge would hurt though but I believe it'll probably slow down the steeping process.

 

[Dan33]

I've seen a lot of people use tool boxes or bait & tackle boxes to store their stuff as well.

I wonder if it is better to use something like a dry box with o-ring seal.

I'm not sure about the heat question though. I don't think the fridge would hurt though but I believe it'll probably slow down the steeping process.

On their website, Halo says this about the fridge: "Should I refrigerate my e-liquid? No. Halo E-liquid should be kept consistently at room temperature for optimal flavor. The flavoring in cold e-liquid tends to separate from other ingredients, significantly reducing the flavor. In addition, if your e-liquid has been left outside in a cold mailbox during winter months, it is highly recommended that you allow it to sit at room temperature for 24 to 48 hours before vaping. This should be ample time for the flavoring to meld back with other ingredients, allowing for optimal results."

But does it apply to all e-liquids?

 

[El_tecolote]

Hello,

What do you use for storage at home?

Another question: I do not have an air conditioning; should the juice be stored in a refrigerator or an icebox when it is rather warm outside, around 85/90F in the sun. It might get up to 77-ish in the house.

Thanks!

I would think about 77 degrees wouldn't hurt anything. Here in FL, AC is almost mandatory for the summer months where days of 100 or above are common. I keep my juices in a dark area of my computer room where the temp is pretty much constant. I have never used the fridge for storage for the reasons already mentioned, but many people do without reporting any adverse effects.

 

[memories]

Hello,

What do you use for storage at home?

Another question: I do not have an air conditioning; should the juice be stored in a refrigerator or an icebox when it is rather warm outside, around 85/90F in the sun. It might get up to 77-ish in the house.

Thanks!

I would think about 77 degrees wouldn't hurt anything. Here in FL, AC is almost mandatory for the summer months where days of 100 or above are common. I keep my juices in a dark area of my computer room where the temp is pretty much constant. I have never used the fridge for storage for the reasons already mentioned, but many people do without reporting any adverse effects.

+1 I too live in Florida, and these summer months can be brutal. My apartment stays around 72ish when I'm home and I set it to cool at 79 when I leave. My juice is temporarily stored in my bar (nice having juice and drinks right next to each other!) Until I can find somewhere else to store it.

Its actually kind of cool. The bar is about 4ft with a pull out door, when you pull the door, the top lifts up. Inside is a light, mirror and a built in serving tray thingy. Also has two cabinet doors located near the bottom.

I'm thinking about getting a little tackle box and storing my juice in there. Idk yet

 

[vapero]

I use a cash box and keep the key in another drawer, i have a two year old so safety first