I have success. Acai/Berry Yogurt has been mixed. Let the steeping begin. I don't know why but I couldn't find the recipe I wrote. Luckily I remembered the 3 flavors and %.
Not sure if I'll get the JF Biscuit anytime soon. My next order is a small one for BCF and they don't have it.
Good morning everyone. I hope all of you are safe and well.. I tried the sft of Butter Pecan Pie WF last night. It's still way too early to get a finished result (5 days old) however, what I tasted last night hit all the early love marks for me. Right before I got into DIY all I vaped was a store bought juice called Don Juan Reserve by kings crest. I have tried every clone recipe I could find and they all miss the mark. This Butter Pecan Pie might be the hidden secret... It's suppose to steep for 10 days according to reviews and supposedly gets better the longer it ages. Fingers crossed as they say..lol
I am so sorry to hear this... condolences rosesense.
I am so sorry to hear this... condolences rosesense.
I don't have a scale yet but just curious... can I just use 1 ml = 1 gram? Is there much difference between VG and PG?
I think my son has a scale I can borrow but not sure it's sensitive enough.
I think my son has a scale I can borrow but not sure it's sensitive enough.
You probably need a new scale.
PG is thin and VG is thick. PG is a better carrier of flavors IMO
I have no idea. I premix my base. VG,PG, and nic. I use my scale for my flavors and then just fill the bottle with my base mix. Easy peasy.
The ratio is 1 to 1. So on scale it would read 1.0 grams for 1 ml. Same for lower pcts. .50 ml or 1/2 ml would read 0.50 on scale.
Pg = more flavor, throat hit and is thin.
Vg = more vapor slightly smoother and less flavor with longer steep time and is very thick.
This thread tells you all about mixing with weight.
Mixing By Weight: Basics 101
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I don't measure for my DIY by weight, but I know that VG is heavier than PG. For example: 1 gallon of VG weighs 10lbs. and 1 gallon of PG weighs 8lbs.
The ratio is 1 to 1. So on scale it would read 1.0 grams for 1 ml. Same for lower pcts. .50 ml or 1/2 ml would read 0.50 on scale.
Pg = more flavor, throat hit and is thin.
Vg = more vapor slightly smoother and less flavor with longer steep time and is very thick.
One ml of vg weighs approximately 1.27 grams while pg is about 1.04 grams per ml
The settings listed for specific gravity of PG and VG in my calculator are: 1.038 grams/mL for PG, and 1.26 grams/mL for VG.
When mixing my base the only thing I measure is the nic. PG and VG are done by eye. A bit of difference makes no difference to me. I go with about 20% VG and 80% PG.
60ml bottle. 50ml of juice so I can shake it up good.
Now I have to wait which I'm not very good at. I'm thinking a couple of days should do it.
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