There's a cabinet under the sink where I keep my supplies and you can see my nicotine freezer next to the table. The only thing that isn't close by is my nicotine base mix which is kept in the refrigerator in the kitchen. Speaking of nicotine base, I just had enough to do all the bottles, so I'll have to mix up more. But not today. I'm currently on a vape break. I have all the bottles washed and all have nicotine base. I got my flavors ready to add.
Thank you very much, FranHappy Friday, gloop
Another vape break. I've got the vg added and the tops on. I just need to label and then clean up.
Good evening. Work was mediocre. I really didn’t feel like being there today. I’m glad it’s the weekend again. The wife picked up a couple bake it yourself pizzas for dinner. I’m having some mild leg pain today so I’ll need to get out the massage gun.
Good evening, hitt.
Glad work wasen't bad today.
I'm trying out a new system for labeling, paper tape and pencil. So far it's working great. The labels go on easily and they're staying on. I tried a sharpie, but after a few labels it quit on me due to the vg. The pencil doesn't have that issue. Now the question is long term staying power and readability, plus ease of removal.
Is that the 3m tape? I had some of that before. I bought a bunch of address labels cheap at dollar general and have been using those.
3M does make medical paper tape, but there are other brands, too. I tried address labels and they worked fine, but they were difficult to remove.
I use data processing labels that I picked up from a thrift store. One half of each label is plenty for my tester bottles.
That reminded me that until about three years ago we still had dot matrix printers at work and our invoices had the tear off strips on the sides.
My wife bought me this Bluetooth label maker that’s controlled through an app on my phone but I haven’t used it much.
I have one of those, but it takes so much time.
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