I just couldn’t think of any that I wanted. I’m pretty stocked up and have a lot of flavors I haven’t tried yet. I need to try the legendary custard I got recently.
Hope you like it. I skipped the sale. Just nothing I need. I just piffed a bunch of iffy and too sweet stuff. Don't need more.View attachment 834431
Placed a Chefs order, since there was a sale. I probably bought some iffy for me stuff, but I wanted to step out of my comfort zone. Never know until you try something, and I wanted to try some one shots. Very interested in the Welsh Custard, as it’s supposed to be like a favorite juice (bought for years before he went commercial), CoilVapes Dis Won. It’s an eggy, vanillay, rich custard.
I'd do the HS at 5%. No idea on the rest.I have a bunch of tobaccos coming from BCV tomorrow. Most are from FA but I do have an INW, FLV, and a HS in there. I am doing sfts on these. I saw in a video the other day that TFA, FW, and CAPs are generally done at 5% and FA, INW, and FLVs at 1 - 2%. I believe they were speaking of non-tobaccos more than tobacco.
Thoughts on sfts flavor strengths??
I have a bunch of tobaccos coming from BCV tomorrow. Most are from FA but I do have an INW, FLV, and a HS in there. I am doing sfts on these. I saw in a video the other day that TFA, FW, and CAPs are generally done at 5% and FA, INW, and FLVs at 1 - 2%. I believe they were speaking of non-tobaccos more than tobacco.
Thoughts on sfts flavor strengths??
OK, I thought this was funny. Just the first 12 seconds. The rest of the video isn't worth your time.
Hope that thumb heals soon so you can get back mixingGood Sunday afternoon everyone!! Absolutely beautiful fall like day in the Boston area today!
Never did get any mixing done this weekend. Yet anyways. I over did it with the rewicking and recoiling so many attys on Thursday and Friday. My thumb tendon is very sore and it difficult to get a grip of any kind to hold both the flavor concentrates/base mixes and mixing bottles.
I’m down to just drips in the bottom of my juice bottles- oh no!! The good news is that an order from Red Star Vapor included several 10mm trial juices. One is called Gluttony, Dairy Dude and the Nut Creamy or something like that. I wanted to try to “clone” that one it’s really good so I’m doing ok for the moment.
I’ve been using pre made coils and I’m really glad I bought a bunch when AVS and Lightning Vape Supply had sales going. I know how much everyone recommends the AVS pre made coils and wire but tbh I’m really enjoying and impressed with the LV coils.
I’m not sure why but the wire/coils are easier to work with if winds need to be added or undone. The wire isn’t as stiff if that makes sense. So if you haven’t tried the pre made coils from LV then I would check them out during the next sale they have. tbh I didn’t think to compare price but I THINK LVs were slightly less expensive than AVS but that’ll depend on type of coil etc...
So I’ve got my mixing list ready as soon as my thumb says -Go! I hope everyone’s getting all their mixing done and are coming up with some tasty autumnal recipes. I’m already planning on what I want to be vaping in October and November that will need some steeping. This is going into my 2nd year of DIY so I learned that I need to plan ahead a few months when mixing seasonal recipes.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Thanks KAS!As far as the FLV goes, I don't know which ones you bought, but I have used the recommendations from this site, on how much to use as a starting point.
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Long vids but could be useful. I'll have to watch them when I get some time. Started the American one. Thanks Letitia!You may find these videos useful.
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Nothing like your own taste buds to tell you how much you like a flavor. I look at reviews too but take them with a big grain of saltThanks KAS!
Long vids but could be useful. I'll have to watch them when I get some time. Started the American one. Thanks Letitia!
Absolutely! But they are still useful. When someone says grassy or earthy in describing tobacco, I know what they mean.Nothing like your own taste buds to tell you how much you like a flavor. I look at reviews too but take them with a big grain of salt
Yes, so do I but there is always the chance you won't taste the grassy and earthy. It depends on how close your tastes run to the person doing the review.Absolutely! But they are still useful. When someone says grassy or earthy in describing tobacco, I know what they mean.
Grassy earthy makes me high tail it out of there. It's a pretty reliable definition to seasoned tobacco vapers.Yes, so do I but there is always the chance you won't taste the grassy and earthy. It depends on how close your tastes run to the person doing the review.
Yes it is mostly a reliable defination.Grassy earthy makes me high tail it out of there. It's a pretty reliable definition to seasoned tobacco vapers.
If I were meh about grassy/earthy I would discount reviewers. But it is cross and skullbones to me so even a hint of it and I run.Yes it is mostly a reliable defination.
In that case, it is good for you to read all the reviews.If I were meh about grassy/earthy I would discount reviewers. But it is cross and skullbones to me so even a hint of it and I run.
Yes, but your point is well taken about the grain of salt. If there are a dozen reviews and six of them say there are no grassy hints while one does then you sort of have to weigh it from there.In that case, it is good for you to read all the reviews.