Over mixing DIY Liquid

[Loner12]

Hello everyone,

I've been lurking around these forums for a good 6 months now, and I had a thought that I haven't really seen discussed: Is it possible to over mix your e-liquids?

I started off mixing all my liquids using a Dremel with a frothing like attachment. I mix it to a point where it looks like a creamy foam(My brother says it looks like "...."). It gets extremely aerated and usually takes 4+ hours for the air bubbles to completely leave the mixture.

Do you think it may be possible I'm muting some flavors by introducing to much air into the mixtures? I'm going to be mixing up one larger batch and separating it into three smaller batches. One just thrown in and hand shaken, one lightly dremeled, and one completely frothed up. I think it'll be interesting to see if it has any effect.

has anyone had any experience with over mixing e-liquids?

Edit: I'd like to add that I'm fairly new to DIY mixing. I started around the time I started lurking the forums.

 

[AbigGRNboot]

I'm not really sure, but I don't think you should be losing any flavor.

Heck, you might even be kick starting the steeping process.

Maybe someone else with more knowledge can help though.

Bump.

 

[Rabbit Slayer]

Why do you feel your juice needs to be stirred at 10,000 RPM

and you tell us, you have the juice, is the flavor muted after you've "mixed" it?

 

[piergarrettinni]

I dont think your over mixing. Aeration does speed the maturation process of your eliquid. However, aeration is the enemy of nicotine. My suggestion is to make and mix all but the nic. Then add the nic after mixing and shake by hand. This has worked for me. Also, I recently made a stir plate from old computer parts and this is the best way I've found to mix my liquids.