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Sounds like nonsense to me.
So you evaporate his flavoring into your base, while most of it evaporates into the air and he gets to sell you a lot more flavoring then you actually need.
Sounds like a good deal for him
So you evaporate his flavoring into your base, while most of it evaporates into the air and he gets to sell you a lot more flavoring then you actually need.
Sounds like a good deal for him
well he was saying to use a ubber gromet to seal everything in the flask and have a tube run to each flask and have the flavor be heated until it is totally evapoprated... he isnt selling me the flavor either, he is just a advising me
Sounds like a procedure for possibly accelerating the steeping process -- i.e. mixing/combining flavor molecules? I'm just guessing -- I'm a newbie!
Sounds like a lot of flaffing around to me. Just drip the flavour into your base. That's got to be so much easier, and what everyone else does.
yea i usually add the flavor/ nic last.... but my fancy e-juice scientist tells me to do it a certain way for best results. worth a shot. maybe ill do a couple test in orders of mixing to see if anything does actually taste different.
I can't see any advantage to heating a flavoring twice - once to do "that" and again when you actually vape it. If anything it seems that would create more flavor problems than possibly enhancing anything. This isn't exactly the same as distilling water and ending up with - water.
yes more like infusing..
it wouldnt be heating the flavor twice. it would be evaperating the flavor into the base as it steeps in the cleaner.
it wouldnt be heating the flavor twice. it would be evaperating the flavor into the base as it steeps in the cleaner.
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