Older Folks and Vaping Front Porch - Part 5
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I use a very small amount of sweetener with my fruits - brings out the fruit flavor better - not enough to make it sweet tasting - just enough to enhance it...
Sheesh I forgot all about it being Cinco de Mayo today. Better go get a fifth of tequila and some tacos. Gdaughter just reminded me she said that the Mexicans there really don't count it as a big holiday just a reason to drink. She said it's more of an American thing. Man I wish you could get prices on labor like you do down there. She had a guy come to their house and completely detail his truck and her car inside and out for $50 each. One guy came and sprayed for pests their whole house and everywhere outside for $45. Here they charge $75 just to come all the way out here a whole 9 miles.
A touch of lemon or lemonaid flavoring does too. Maybe a drop or 2 per 30ml.
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As many ol' ECFers/porch timers may 'member, I be a big fan of RealLemon in my recipes; now at six drops per 30ml. Just my .02FRN and happy place...
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Yep I had a bottle of whatever that stuff is that is pretty powerful but didn't care for it and sent it to DH. I can't even remember what its called. It's supposed to give it a cool flavor.
Yep!As many ol' ECFers/porch timers may 'member, I be a big fan of RealLemon in my recipes; now at six drops per 30ml. Just my .02FRN and happy place...
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Yup and like Ding said it gives a cool feeling but no taste. If you decide to use start really low it's pretty strong stuff.
All I vape is a 50/50 mix I make with koolada and menthol and I use 1 drop koolada per ml.
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To rehatch about the subtank and kayfun a few pages back. I don't know where I passed something about removing some of the clapton wraps from the end to make better contact inside the post for more accurate readings. I never really though about it until I started using SS and through my readings I found that the hitter registers the clapton core wire and the wraps just transfer heat so you don't need the wrap wire when your tightening down the screw.
I removed a bunch of wraps and went a couple past the post in my merlin so no contact with the posts. It seems to work fine. Just needlenose pliers and fingers. I'll try it on a subtank on my next rewicking and it should make a clapton in a kayfun easier to set in place not having the wrap wire to trap also.
I removed a bunch of wraps and went a couple past the post in my merlin so no contact with the posts. It seems to work fine. Just needlenose pliers and fingers. I'll try it on a subtank on my next rewicking and it should make a clapton in a kayfun easier to set in place not having the wrap wire to trap also.
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