There's some issue I'm having. I had this with the last batch of juices I got, and though I fixed it.
A week ago, I got an order in the mail from MBV. I intentionally ordered two flavors people were saying din't need much steeping to get at least decent flavor out of: Ecto-Cooler and Cinnamon Roll. And these two vaped fine for almost a week.
On the 6th or 7th day, I was vaping Ecto-Cooler out of a tank that I had kept been topping off when it got low. And I'm noticing more and more the flavor is really bland. And there's this really sharp, slight sour flavor that I think is what people call "chemically".
I switch out for the Cinnamon Roll flavor and I can taste some Cinnamon, but that flavor is turning sour too.
The thing is, this is what happened to me with my 1st order of ejuices. About a week or two into it, I noticed almost all the juices didn't taste good. But that was my very first order of ejuices ever, I had just started vaping. I was wondering if my noticing that had to do with my taste buds waking up after having smoked for so ungodly long.
What's making me wonder if I've done something to turn both batches sour is these bottles were stored in the same place most of the time. In front of my computer case, next to my keyboard. It is in a darkish room, in the basement with no windows. Although it's an unfinished basement and the room next to it does have french doors pointing south. So sunlight seeps in, but doesn't hit directly on the juices or even come close to hitting them directly.
This could be vapor's tongue, but I don't think it is. Last time this went away as soon as my new MBV juices came in the mail.
There's a bunch of stuff I could talk about having tried with this issue over the last couple of days, but that's the general idea. And I've actually got an experiment going here to see if I can get back to a vapeable set-up with some MBV juices that weren't stored by my computer. But upstairs in a bedroom closet. Although, I don't close the closet door on that closet, so some indirect sunlight got in there too.
A week ago, I got an order in the mail from MBV. I intentionally ordered two flavors people were saying din't need much steeping to get at least decent flavor out of: Ecto-Cooler and Cinnamon Roll. And these two vaped fine for almost a week.
On the 6th or 7th day, I was vaping Ecto-Cooler out of a tank that I had kept been topping off when it got low. And I'm noticing more and more the flavor is really bland. And there's this really sharp, slight sour flavor that I think is what people call "chemically".
I switch out for the Cinnamon Roll flavor and I can taste some Cinnamon, but that flavor is turning sour too.
The thing is, this is what happened to me with my 1st order of ejuices. About a week or two into it, I noticed almost all the juices didn't taste good. But that was my very first order of ejuices ever, I had just started vaping. I was wondering if my noticing that had to do with my taste buds waking up after having smoked for so ungodly long.
What's making me wonder if I've done something to turn both batches sour is these bottles were stored in the same place most of the time. In front of my computer case, next to my keyboard. It is in a darkish room, in the basement with no windows. Although it's an unfinished basement and the room next to it does have french doors pointing south. So sunlight seeps in, but doesn't hit directly on the juices or even come close to hitting them directly.
This could be vapor's tongue, but I don't think it is. Last time this went away as soon as my new MBV juices came in the mail.
There's a bunch of stuff I could talk about having tried with this issue over the last couple of days, but that's the general idea. And I've actually got an experiment going here to see if I can get back to a vapeable set-up with some MBV juices that weren't stored by my computer. But upstairs in a bedroom closet. Although, I don't close the closet door on that closet, so some indirect sunlight got in there too.
