Mixing Juices in an 808 Carto

[zer0xity]

Is it a good idea to mix juices in a single carto to create a blend or does this affect the carto? I ask because both juices I'm planning on mixing are of different texture: one's viscous and opaque while the other one's clear and fairly viscous. The latter's 80VG/20PG and the former I'm not so sure of. Also, is the difference between VG/PG significant? I'm a little unclear as to the dis/advantages of either.

 

[hairball]

VG - vapor producer, mutes some flavoring
PG - enhances flavoring, sweetness

It won't hurt your cartomizer. Mixing the different ratios won't hurt it either.

 

[tmcase]

VG is thicker, produces more vapor but can mute flavor and throat hit. PG is thinner, brings out flavor and TH but less vapor. People mix flavors all the time. It's best to mix in a small sample bottle and then drip on atty to test. When it's good dump it in your carto and vape away.

 

[dormouse]

I never put juices with more than 20% VG in my cartos anymore. Any more seems to make the wicking and drag sluggish.

Mixing thin juices - no problem. Just use compatible flavors and I try to avoid juices that leave flavoring sediment because that also clogs my cartos.

 

[count dragula]

As stated, it's better to mix in a sample bottle instead of the cart, as you can test a few drops instead of filling the whole cart.
And you can adjust the mix by adding in the bottle rather than wasting a test cart.

Another reason to mix in a bottle is that you should keep note of how much of what you're adding.

That way, you avoid the "That's good! -- What did I do?" syndrome.