Let the DIY adventure begin!
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Hey, nothing like jumping into things with both feet 
. Now the fun begins. One thing that really helped me when I started out was to document everything. I used Excel. IMO, there's nothing worse than making the same mistakes twice.
. Now the fun begins. One thing that really helped me when I started out was to document everything. I used Excel. IMO, there's nothing worse than making the same mistakes twice.
I figure even if only half I make turns out okay, it should still be at least a months supply. Which is about how much I spent on it anyway. I'm just going to start small with just single flavors until I get a feel for how they should taste.
Thanks for the advice. I have a little notebook for this.
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Thanks for the advice. I have a little notebook for this.
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Best of luck.
Remember I have a mailbox and second opinions is my specialty.
ENJOY
Remember I have a mailbox and second opinions is my specialty.
ENJOY
I'd say the only thing worse that making the same mistake twice is making something amazing that you can't repeat, but potato, potaahto ;-)
That's pure win!
I have no idea what that bottle with the owl on it is but I sure do like it.
I have no idea what that bottle with the owl on it is but I sure do like it.
My number one fear!
Elysian brewery's Night Owl.
Its a really well balanced pumpkin ale.
I'm kinda bummed I didn't order any seasonal flavors :banghead:
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One bit of advice
BEFORE you use the syringes take some clear packing tape and cover the measurement numbers. If you do not in a matter of a few days the numbers will come off your syringes!
Oh and tip: Painters tape makes great bottle labels. It peels off with no residue and can be written on easily
BEFORE you use the syringes take some clear packing tape and cover the measurement numbers. If you do not in a matter of a few days the numbers will come off your syringes!
Oh and tip: Painters tape makes great bottle labels. It peels off with no residue and can be written on easily
Painters tape is exactly what I'm using.
Thanks for the tip about the syringes! I never thought about that.
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Well I have 10 new flavors.
8 are basic flavors mixed at 50/50 and 12mg
2 are some random mixes that sounded good.
I cheated and made a 50/50 mix to add flavors to.
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8 are basic flavors mixed at 50/50 and 12mg
2 are some random mixes that sounded good.
I cheated and made a 50/50 mix to add flavors to.
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If your careful with the syringes they'll stay fine but the tape is a great idea. I used syringes allot for mycology and never had that issue after using them for DIY and learning how careful you need to be with the numbering.
Lol and there's no cheating mine as we'll have some fun
Lol and there's no cheating mine as we'll have some fun
Well I think I have/hope a winner!
Green tea!
Its just a tad light but its only been a day. Its defiantly something I can vape.
50/50
12mg
15% flavor
Drop of sweetener per ml
I mixed up 15ml at the same ratio.
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Green tea!
Its just a tad light but its only been a day. Its defiantly something I can vape.
50/50
12mg
15% flavor
Drop of sweetener per ml
I mixed up 15ml at the same ratio.
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Not a kit. The base liquids, syringes and bottles are from vapor shots. The flavors are from the flavor apprentice.
The results of a intoxicated clicky clicky spree.
I'm glad I did though. This is fun.
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My advice is to always mix on a metal tray, always put the tops back on your flavours immediately and label printers are cheap these days. There's nothing worse than the menthol top going on the apple bottle. I'm too lazy to write up notes so my printed labels are in code so I can see the recipe.
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