Hubs is finally feeling better today.He's gone to pick up his dump truck from a "friend" that borrowed it and neglected to bring it back.
So I'm gonna get my nic base mixed so I can make more flavors![]()
Yes,I remember your neighbor was quite a jerk.I really hate people that borrow and don't bring things back. I've told you about the neighbor I used to have. I was never so glad as when they moved.
UPDATEFran,
I did that on 5/5/18 except I used
Pur NY Cheesecake @ 7.5 @
Pur Cheesecake Graham @ 2.5%
Its had a long steep and the cheesecake flavor is coming through, but its mild, at least to me. Faintly taste the Cheesecake and if it was a blind testing I would not have guessed what it is. I think I may up the NY to 9%. And then, if needed, up the Graham to 3.5%.
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To be fair---I am gonna wait until tomorrow before deciding what to do. I think I need that time for the coil/wicking to totally saturate with the juice. I have noticed a stronger flavor that way in some of my mixes.
I do that too. I usually use small tanks so I like to run a couple tankfuls though before making a decision.UPDATE
This has now become a very good flavor. As we all know that sometimes the juice needs a little heat to start the flavors coming out. With this flavor, the more I used it(and the wicking became more saturated) the flavor started to dial in. I should have anticipated that(but didn't) as it also happens with some of the other flavors I have. Sometimes I need a whole tank full before flavor starts tasting as it should.
I will try not to make that mistake again
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UPDATE
This has now become a very good flavor. As we all know that sometimes the juice needs a little heat to start the flavors coming out. With this flavor, the more I used it(and the wicking became more saturated) the flavor started to dial in. I should have anticipated that(but didn't) as it also happens with some of the other flavors I have. Sometimes I need a whole tank full before flavor starts tasting as it should.
I will try not to make that mistake again
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Yes but under Inawera @PJReid has her reviews for both white grapefruit and yellow grapefruit. I have neither yet but I do have INW grapefruit. I didn’t know if yellow grapefruit is the name or she meant yellow as in opposed to white grapefruit.
Thank you so much. I was looking for the less sweet choices What are the percentages of your blend?
That info was very helpful,Thanks again![]()
I have TFA and FA Pom. Really want to see how much I really like it before I get more.
Noted. Thank you.Yes, the one that is labeled just Grapefruit is the yellow Grapefruit. It tastes much the same as the White Grapefruit to me, but is sweeter.
In my Sea Breeze, I use 1% Pink Guava, 1.75% Ruby Red, .25% INW White. You might want to play with those percentages a little - maybe upping the INW White a bit as it is the most tart of the three. Mixed with cranberry in the Sea Breeze, the Ruby Red is perfect and the Pink Guava lushes it out a bit.
Now you tell me......LOLI predict that you are going to absolutely love it.It goes great with cranberry!
Now you tell me......LOL
Good luckIt surprised me too. LOL I emptied out my bottle of TFA already. I do need to order but am holding out for 4th of July sales. This will be my last order for a while. I am moving from Virginia to Seattle for a year (in mid-July) so will pack up and ship my DIY stuff after I mix up enough juice to last for a bit.
Good luckI really hate moving.
I've been doing that but the flavors I'm keeping number 13. There's nothing I want to dump so I need to add something![]()