Random DIY mixing and More

I tried the PUR yesterday. Really good without that artificial fake taste. Not sweet like TFA sweet raspberry.

 

I have my building supplies in an old case that has pop up drawers when you open the lid. I’m thinking the nail polish case would slide nicely onto the closet organizer shelf. I turned part of one of my closets ( the side with shelves only) into vape storage.

 

Takes a long steep but Purilum rasp is a good one that isn't sweet, not really tart either; just a good all around rasp. Drop or two of lime can help as well.

 

Perhaps I’m more sensitive to sweetener than I realised. Would make sense considering I don’t really eat or drink it. I agree it’s a great concentrate. It can add that something extra a mix might need.

 

Or we are two different people with different perspectives.

 

I tried the jasmine juice that I “fixed” with a little fig again tonight ( yes, I know patience is a virtue. I am not blessed with much of it). The fig “spicy” is gone. It gave the fruits and floral a warm depth without any discernible fig flavor. Bonus, it’s not sweet (I don’t think), as it took the sugary down several notches. As a food I find figs gross, so it was a leap to try it. Pleasantly surprised.

 

I remember the Stardusts! Thanks for the heads-up; I will keep that in mind as I try and work my courage up.

 

Sorry PJ, I don't mean to put you on the spot; as I understand that you are only sharing what you read from others. But, I am guessing(?) that the recipe as you posted is for a ready-to-vape (as is) recipe? Then, if using the Trinity as a S.B. concentrate substitute; one would want to omit the deluents (PG and/or VG), and mix only:


TFA Strawberry Ripe 54.55%
INW Shisha Strawberry 36.36%
FA Red Touch 9.09%

to create a flavor base (compound concentrate), by omitting PG and/or VG... and then use that in place of a recipe's specified S.B.?

This seems like it ought to be obvious to me, and I shouldn't even be asking, but I am just not wrapping my head around it. I feel like Charlie Brown; and my ignorance is showing.

 

Ahhh<light bulb moment>... I didn't even consider just adding the rest of a given recipe to the pre-made Trinity base. I guess I am glad I asked.

I was thinking adding a 5.5% (diluted) mix, in place of a branded concentrate (at a 1:1 replacement), sounded awful weak.

Please excuse me, while I go sit in the corner, with my funny pointed hat.