Organizing the mini-Freezer

[LoveVanilla]

Been working from the family frig using ammo boxes to keep padlocked and out of small hands. Highly recommend ammo boxes for this purpose (get with o-ring seal). Those days now past and supplies expanded for uncertain times.

Purchased 3.0 cu ft Upright Freezer (Arctic King). Upper shelves are 14"x14"x8". Had Sterile containers that stacked and fit well side-by-side allowing four per shelf. No luck finding more but the container dimensions are 13" x 71/4" x 4 1/4" (image below).

Flavors, gallon of vg, and nic in 60ml boston rounds on top shelves. Long-term nic in lower basket (mostly in 500ml Boston rounds).

More could fit if needed. Lessons learned:

1. Above size containers work well for most stuff
2. Be sure to DATE your supplies (black or gray Sharpe as require)
3. Most flavors come in awkward bottle sizes
4. If you don't break out when received, you probably never will!

Not the best organizer, so post what has worked for you.

 

[Oktayne the Red]

Gee, we have: Like, Agree, Disagree, Funny, Winner, Informative, Love, Useful, Optimistic, and not sure what that last one is, but...

NO Jealous reaction?

Looks good, hope I can get half way there come D-Day.

 

[Katdarling]

 

[misswish1]

I love your organization! I need to do a little more, myself.

 

[Oktayne the Red]

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Aaah, PAINTBRUSH! I thought it was some kinda rocket. TY. Can't do that on phone.

 

[vaper1960]

I like the "ammo boxes" idea... anything that can be locked makes sense. I actually just ordered some 48mg nicotine (in PG... it's easier for me to mix with VG and end up with the ratio and nic strength I want) I totally know it would make more sense (and better deal $) to get 100 mg nic, but not my house and my elderly mother and nephew's 2 year old made me afraid to have anything that strong around (I keep it hidden in the patio fridge... can't even put it in the freezer... she might throw it out LOL)

 

[fiddleshe]

Good job.

 

[LoveVanilla]

Here's prior post on the case I purchased with a bit more more info. That case (which is excellent quality ) is now under $10 (wow!). Enjoy

I like the "ammo boxes" idea... anything that can be locked makes sense. I actually just ordered some 48mg nicotine (in PG... it's easier for me to mix with VG and end up with the ratio and nic strength I want) I totally know it would make more sense (and better deal $) to get 100 mg nic, but not my house and my elderly mother and nephew's 2 year old made me afraid to have anything that strong around (I keep it hidden in the patio fridge... can't even put it in the freezer... she might throw it out LOL)

 

[Horselady154]

Here's prior post on the case I purchased with a bit more more info. That case (which is excellent quality ) is now under $10 (wow!). Enjoy

Where?

 

[Blitzdonlife]

Been working from the family frig using ammo boxes to keep padlocked and out of small hands. Highly recommend ammo boxes for this purpose (get with o-ring seal). Those days now past and supplies expanded for uncertain times.

Purchased 3.0 cu ft Upright Freezer (Arctic King). Upper shelves are 14"x14"x8". Had Sterile containers that stacked and fit well side-by-side allowing four per shelf. No luck finding more but the container dimensions are 13" x 71/4" x 4 1/4" (image below).

Flavors, gallon of vg, and nic in 60ml boston rounds on top shelves. Long-term nic in lower basket (mostly in 500ml Boston rounds).

More could fit if needed. Lessons learned:

1. Above size containers work well for most stuff
2. Be sure to DATE your supplies (black or gray Sharpe as require)
3. Most flavors come in awkward bottle sizes
4. If you don't break out when received, you probably never will!

Not the best organizer, so post what has worked for you.

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Hello fellow Walmart shopper. in all seriousness though, I like your style.

 

[casuald00d]

nice setup you got there. bit off-topic here but is there any reason why i shouldn't keep my e-liquid in the fridge along with my food?

 

[LoveVanilla]

Where?

D'oh! Added the link to post above. Thanks

nice setup you got there. bit off-topic here but is there any reason why i shouldn't keep my e-liquid in the fridge along with my food?

Any kids or seniors in your house? And what strength? Accidents happen, so $10 is cheap for the provided safety and peace of mind. I labeled outside with something akin to "Caution: contains liquid nicotine". And if an accident happens, should contain for cleanup. Also, does a good job containing flavor concentrates that can otherwise permeate. Anyway, these were my considerations. GL

Edit: Different sizes are available but recommend getting one using an oring to seal.

 

[fiddleshe]

There are also childproof caps that fit most of these boston rounds. You can find them on amazon. Sorry I cant link to Amazon I use an app and it wont link right.

 

[classwife]

Moved to DIY E-Liquid from General E-Liquid Discussion