Question about aging/steeping

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Denrock316

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If you have a nice stock of juice and you can put a bottle up for 2-3 months or more should you bother with taking the cap off it or shaking it or just throw it on the shelf? I've still been letting mine breath when I first get them and shake them up usually once a week at least but I wonder if I'm just wasting time? I usually try to use them by date using the oldest first so I think some might reach nearly a year in age before I vape them.
 

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If I am in no big hurry to vape the juice I just put it away and let it steep. I am vaping some Strawberry twist that is dated 08/31/10 right now and this stuff is good! I did not take the top off at any point with this. I think that taking the top off just helps to speed the process up but if you are really going to just let it age awhile I don't think it is needed.
 

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Ya I don't know if you saw this picture in the other thread but this is my stash in my closet minus the 8 or so various bottles around my desk -

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All the 30ml and 10ml bottles to the left of the 60 and 120mls are 1-2.5 months aged and there is about 1200mls there total. I think I won't have any problem with aging. I think I"ve got fully Junky status and then some too. :lol:
 

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Wow you are getting close to the stash that I have in my closet. Yours looks more organized though :)

I have a huge walk in closet in my bedroom. The top shelf is full on one side and I have stackable storage bins on the floor. I keep saying that I must get in there and organize.

Ya I'm somewhat of a clean/neat freak my wife says I have slight OCD.
 

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looks like my own personal stash :)
playing around with long term storeage is half the fun. some I open for a few hours then recap and shake and sit and some I just let them sit for months. comes out about the same in the end.
we have been storing many various liquids for more then 6 months now. for those who just can't seem to long store stuff we are about to release our gold label vintage edition liquids that have been carefully stored for 3,6,9 months aged liquids :)
 
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