How you steep your juice?

[ragent]

this is how I steep it, in office! On top of monitor, feels like 28~32'C.
The tape also trap the hot air too.

 

[Duxton76]

I just hide the bottles behind the tv and open up once a day to smell.

 

[Cumulo Vapus]

Just leave it in a dark place.

 

[Bryan Jango]

What does steep mean?

 

[mikepetro]

A hot water bath in a crock for a few hours is like a few weeks of natural aging.
Just remember that heat degrades nicotine so maybe make your mix a tick stronger to compensate.
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[mikepetro]

What does steep mean?

Essentially it means aging. Some juices, not all, change characteristics with age. Some taste like crap right after mixing but taste yummy a few weeks later. The opposite also applies, some taste great right away but then taste like crap after a few weeks.

tobacco juices commonly benefit from steeping, whereas a lot of fruit and desert types often dont.

 

[Chemical Bromance]

tobacco juices commonly benefit from steeping, whereas a lot of fruit and desert types often dont.

For real? I didn't know this. Been talking about making my own juices and I love the sweet dessert and cereal flavours. Good to know I won't have to wait long to enjoy them.

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[Shapiro]

Mix with sperm

 

[SteveS45]

In my opinion a Crock Pot is a waste a time. I insert my bottles in a cup of hot water (150°F Max) and refill a few times. Speeds the aging or infusion process and I am not waiting for a Crock Pot to heat up to 150°F which takes hours.

 

[kingkerrigan]

I put mine in a cup of hot/warm water multiple times with the bottle opened.
Doesn't seem to make any difference for me tho.