I Hate Plastic E liquid bottles and Glass eyedropper bottles WHAT DO I DO. I dont trust plastic and it always makes a mess. Glass is no better. Please share your thoughts and suggestions please.
I Hate Plastic E liquid bottles and Glass eyedropper bottles WHAT DO I DO
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No glass and no plastic? OK, it leaves ceramic and metal:
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Vapor Authority Stainless Steel Vape Flask
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Welcome bobod2000!
I use a lot of the plastic bottles, but I have a number of glass bottles for my DIY. The glass droppers are not quite as user-friendly as the dripper tops on the plastic bottles, but I just make 'em work for me...
Sorry - don't know what other choices there are, although there's this thingy called a U-Can Innokin Ucan v2.0, but I'm too cheap to spend $20 for a 10mL juice dispenser....
I use a lot of the plastic bottles, but I have a number of glass bottles for my DIY. The glass droppers are not quite as user-friendly as the dripper tops on the plastic bottles, but I just make 'em work for me...
Sorry - don't know what other choices there are, although there's this thingy called a U-Can Innokin Ucan v2.0, but I'm too cheap to spend $20 for a 10mL juice dispenser....
It's kind of a leaky load of junk, last I checked. Can't speak for the metal "Vapor Flask" (though it just looks like a ribbed version of the U-Can lol.. for your pleasure.)
Leaching from plastic only happens in pretty high temperatures/extreme conditions. As long as you're not setting your plastic bottles on the windowsill you're probably good to go. I personally prefer plastic to glass, as the glass droppers are annoying as hell to use, and I've found glass bottles more prone to leakage.
You could use glass bottles to hold you ejuice then use a syringe with a blunt needle to fill your tank
All depends on the topper. There are a few different styles. I bought some extra bottles that sit...somewhere. Generally, I like the softer plastic for squeezing and then it is just a matter of the tip. The metal needle tips seem to be to small of a gauge and take forever to get the juice out.
Life goes on.
Life goes on.
What is it you don't like about glass? I find the only problem with glass is leaking if you shake the bottle with the dropper screwed on. For shaking my juice, I screw on the small bottle caps that they come with. I only use the glass dropper if I happen to be using my rda that day.
And what's so messy about plastic bottles? I find them to be much less messier than glass if I'm using an rda, but can be a little sloppy when trying to fill a tank with them. For that I use a blunt needle which makes no mess at all.
And what's so messy about plastic bottles? I find them to be much less messier than glass if I'm using an rda, but can be a little sloppy when trying to fill a tank with them. For that I use a blunt needle which makes no mess at all.
Working with sticky liquids is always going to be a messy job! Ain't no way around it!!
Hollowed pickles. That's how I store my juice.
You know...the big pickles. Not those little midget ones.
You know...the big pickles. Not those little midget ones.
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