I love you but my checking acct. doesn't! @roxynoodle I hope these are ok!
Clapton Wire Shots by Rofvape - 101 Vape
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Clapton Wire Shots by Rofvape - 101 Vape
Which ones?
They have a fairly nice selection of wire there for cheap monies. Whether it's straight kanthal, twisted. Anyone ever tried ribbon?
Just the plain old Claptons for now!
Clapton Wire Shots by Rofvape - 101 Vape
But Aliens have been poking at my brain for a while! And I'd also like to get some Alien wire too!
Im not DIY yet, but I buy from a couple of vendors I like without premium prices. My last order of 1200 ml cost me 144 bucks, and it will last quite a while, lol. .12 cents a ml is still way way more than diy, I know, but it's still way cheaper than 1 1/2 packs a day. Lol. I can afford 3.00 a day, the juice is really good, and I'm never a "juice vulture". We all know one... The guy who uses a tvf4 with six claptons, BRAGS about how he can suck down a tank of juice, in 12 minutes flat, buys $22 30ml bottles, is constantly broke, out of juice, and wanting to "sample" some juice from your big juice reserve!!!
Kush, looks like some others answered what NET is. Naturally Extracted Tobacco. I find the fruity and desert type flavors very short lived ... meaning I cannot do an all day vape on breakfast cereal or sweet candy type flavors. Makes my stomach turn just thinking about it. There are other flavors besides tobaccos that might be good. I just really enjoy DIY NET tobaccos that I extract myself. The Rocky Patel cigar is just one of about 5 that I extract. I switch them all throughout the day to add variety. You can actually tell quite a bit of difference between them. And by the way, they do not make you smell like cigs or tobacco...unless you tend to vape in a closet or whilst on the john. LOL
I've just started diy, but so far all but one range from decent to pretty good. I've had one bomb though that I've tried to fix so I'll see what happened with that in a few days.
Feed the bomb to the juice vultures!!! Tell them it's your finest juice!! They will never ask again!
In its first iteration, yeah, I guarantee no one would ask again. After my major tweak at least it smells a lot better so I'm hopeful. My first week I made up my own recipe on the spot for one, and it turned out pretty good, so hoping I managed a fix on the other.
Your persistence will pay off Roxy!
You've had alot better start than i did then haha.I wish i only had 1 that turned out bad.I've been diy'ng for about a year and a half now,and i have probably dumped at least 50-60 10ml samples over that time.Alot of those were in my first few months while i was still trying to figure out what types of flavors i would even like,but even now i end up dumping several because i get ambitious and try some things that are out of my comfort zone,and after trying them,i realize why i never tried it before haha.
I've made plenty of bad juices, I still make bad ones when I try new stuff
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Yeah,i still make quite a bit of bad ones.Some are still vapable,others not even close haha.At least with diy though,if it isn't good,your only out a buck or two vs. spending $20 or more for a 30ml and then finding out it isn't good.I found that lesson out the hard way,splurged and bought 4 120ml bottles of juice i had never tried,but they all had great reviews,all 4 were given away because i thought they were all nasty,that was a $100 mistake i will never make again haha.
Before I started making juice I bought quite a few 30ml bottles that were awful. They all had good reviews too, I was like are we vaping the same stuff or is my taste buds completely shot
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For a head start you might try some of @HeadInClouds recipes, whether the free ones or those sold on his site: HIC's Mixes
I've had great luck with his recipes, and with variations on them geared to my own tastes. The process of tweaking and varying a recipe that is already good is great for getting up on the learning curve quickly. That what I mean by head start.
Lately I've been off on an adventure with DIY NETs. If you like tobaccos, they're even easier to make good (though take longer) and a good bit less expensive than using flavorings.
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