I'm planning a major mixing marathon tomorrow. Gonna try the flavors in the Cap variety pack that I got a couple of months ago, plus I have some Dinner Lady one shots I haven't tried yet.
Mixing marathon, when I first started it was a labor of love, it has since turned into a necessary evil.
I have so little space that all of my stuff has to be stored away. When I do get it all out, I'm going to mix as many bottles as I can. I hold a mixing marathon 2-3 times a year. It takes me most of the day, if you factor in vape breaks.
I've gone the other way with mixing. One mix at a time. That way I only have to get out a few bottles of flavoring, couple of cylinders, and a bottle of base.
Not a big deal with only half a dozen regulars to worry about. That wouldn't work too well if I was making lots of small test bottles.
Not a big deal with only half a dozen regulars to worry about. That wouldn't work too well if I was making lots of small test bottles.
Each of my mixing sessions consists of 5(50ml bottles and 15(10ml bottles).I like variety in my mixes.
I have it pretty easy with my setup in the basement. All flavors are on a list and easily accessible. It’s no trouble to mix one recipe or a dozen. I usually don’t mix more than 2-3 at a time.
I got my walk in this evening. It was a pleasant 74 degrees and 47% humidity. I got in 6 laps, or 1 1/2 miles.
I put in a .37 ohm coil in the V2 rba. I used some flat wire that @Daniel Forsyth turned me onto a while back.
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