I am just getting over a prolonged illness which had me home for a bit. One of the things i did was to organize all my vaping gear (hardware and juices).
I divided my juices into three batches :
1- vape all the time and re-order often.
2- vape occassionally
3- haven't vaped once since first tried.
To my surprise, the third batch was the largest ! (over one liter, 12 different companies, and thirty some odd flavors !! I tend to over-order when i think i have found a good deal.
First thing i did was to throw away the unvapeable ones (horrible taste, weird smell, weird bright colors etc... ). then i tried to figure out why exactly i don't vape the rest. again i divided into batches :
1- weak throat hit (i will never order juices without knowing their pg/vg ratios from now on )
2- weak flavor
3- overpowering/too sweet flavor
I then started mixing juices based on flavor profiles, intensity of flavor and throat hit. I am very happy with the results. A couple of the mixes were excellent, and some others totally vapeable.
Long story short, i turned about 1 liter of sub-par liquid into about 200 ml of excellent liquid and 500 ml of just about par liquid.
Just wanted to throw it out there that sometimes below par liquids could be mixed into far better liquids. mix, match try ... you might salvage some liquid and save some money in the process.
Anyone else has experience doing this ? Specific examples with excellent outcome might prove helpful to others.
I divided my juices into three batches :
1- vape all the time and re-order often.
2- vape occassionally
3- haven't vaped once since first tried.
To my surprise, the third batch was the largest ! (over one liter, 12 different companies, and thirty some odd flavors !! I tend to over-order when i think i have found a good deal.
First thing i did was to throw away the unvapeable ones (horrible taste, weird smell, weird bright colors etc... ). then i tried to figure out why exactly i don't vape the rest. again i divided into batches :
1- weak throat hit (i will never order juices without knowing their pg/vg ratios from now on )
2- weak flavor
3- overpowering/too sweet flavor
I then started mixing juices based on flavor profiles, intensity of flavor and throat hit. I am very happy with the results. A couple of the mixes were excellent, and some others totally vapeable.
Long story short, i turned about 1 liter of sub-par liquid into about 200 ml of excellent liquid and 500 ml of just about par liquid.
Just wanted to throw it out there that sometimes below par liquids could be mixed into far better liquids. mix, match try ... you might salvage some liquid and save some money in the process.
Anyone else has experience doing this ? Specific examples with excellent outcome might prove helpful to others.
