Question for tank and bottom-feeder users

[Mr.Mann]

I have been wanting to ask a question to tank and bottom feeder users ...

I believe I can taste a difference in my liquid, especially WTA and tobacco juices if I do or don't shake my liquids. I generally give a vigorous shake until I see all those beautiful little bubbles form. It is my understanding that nic can settle. No? So, do you all shake your liquids? And if so, how do you do it?

 

[Zooker]

I don't have a tank, so I can't speak to that--but in my bottom feeder, no. I always shake my juice bottle before refilling the feeder bottle, but normally go through that in about 1/2 a day, so I don't worry about it not being mixed up.

 

[fray]

I would say normal handling of the PV and act of vaping probably keeps it pretty well homogeneous.

 

[Mr.Mann]

I can see that being the case. I guess, seeing as I am a dripper, my juice stays 100% still until it's time to vape, where as if you are handling the unit, there will be some movement. I don't think it is the same as shaking, but it sure as heck ain't still as my bottles in the drawer.


However, I am pretty sure that WTA truly needs vigorous agitation, so I would like to know if anyone uses this in tanks or bottom feeders...I am only asking because I am looking at bottom feeders, not so much tanks, but the same principle applies.

 

[washvap]

I taste a difference with both tanks and bottom feeders. Mostly because the carto or atty is well saturated. I never let either get dry on a bottom feeder neither. As for your other question, I always shake the bottle of juice before I put it in either one.