Good morning again, hitt.Good morning. I made it to work but don’t much feel like being here. I’m sure by Saturday I will regret agreeing to work half a day. Weekends are too short already.
No thanks! I recall years ago buying flavors for a recipe that was hyped as fantastic and had like 12 flavors of which I had none. I was utterly disappointed.I just saw a recipe on ELR(swiss cheesecake) that has 16 flavors. I'm looking for just the opposite simple recipes.

Hundreds and hundreds sure do add up, though.most flavors are pretty inexpensive.
I don’t know how much it is now but early in my mixing days I calculated roughly the cost of mixing a 30ml bottle of diy and it was less than thirty cents.
During my last job I turned 67 so I could get SS and earn as much as I wanted without affecting the SS. Started the SS and did crazy amounts of overtime for a year. The money was nice but it burned me out. Then one of the other mechanics quit and they wanted me to do even more overtime, so I retired .Good morning. I made it to work but don’t much feel like being here. I’m sure by Saturday I will regret agreeing to work half a day. Weekends are too short already.
I just saw a recipe on ELR(swiss cheesecake) that has 16 flavors. I'm looking for just the opposite simple recipes.
Sounds like it’s time for the no snow dance.



Being in control of what's in the juice is good. I just got some disposables. Checked the small print and the juice showed the usual stuff plus undefined natural and artificial flavoring, all straight from China. Had to look online just to find out the nic percentage. And who knows what sort of cheapo VG, PG and nic they use.My calculations were nearly the same as yours Hitt. Thirty cents for 30ml compared to $15-$20 for commercial juices.
Like most in the thread, I stocked-up on nic (a lifetime supply of 100mg). Also stocked up on gallons of VG and PG (long before current prices).
I think even with the current prices for nic, VG and PG; DIY in the long run, is still lower cost versus retail commercial juice.
As we know, DIY puts us in full control of our juices. Commercial juices folks are at, ummm, the unknown, all the way around.
Has it been your experience that strawberry flavors fade fairly quickly?
I came from a cold place up by the Scottish border. Indiana heat was hard. You can only take so many clothes off but it's easy to put on more. It's still a relief to me when the temp goes down and the snow arrives. Snow is fun.Over the years, I've received the Crystal Clear message that most (if not everyone) in this thread do not like snow or winter. At all.
Clearly, I am obviously the Weird One here who enjoys winter and snow.
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Being in control of what's in the juice is good. I just got some disposables. Checked the small print and the juice showed the usual stuff plus undefined natural and artificial flavoring, all straight from China. Had to look online just to find out the nic percentage. And who knows what sort of cheapo VG, PG and nic they use.
I got my nic from WL and NN when it was still cheap. Still perfect after 10 years in the freezer.
Just realised I completely missed my 11 year quitting anniversary a couple of months back. First few years it was a big deal. After 5 years not so much. Got a touch of excitement at 10 years, but 11 years doesn't hit the button at all.
I've been retired for 13 years, August 2012.During my last job I turned 67 so I could get SS and earn as much as I wanted without affecting the SS. Started the SS and did crazy amounts of overtime for a year. The money was nice but it burned me out. Then one of the other mechanics quit and they wanted me to do even more overtime, so I retired .
How long until you get to retire?
The problem is, they're sold in large amounts, like a gallon the smallest. And I'm not a fan of storing it for a long time. I want to buy it in a container that will be used within 6 months at most. I prefer a maximum of 500 ml.I don’t know how much it is now but early in my mixing days I calculated roughly the cost of mixing a 30ml bottle of diy and it was less than thirty cents. It can vary a little depending on what and how much flavoring you use. A liter of 100mg nic lasts me 4-5 years. PG and Vg last a long time and most flavors are pretty inexpensive.
Way too many flavors for me.I just saw a recipe on ELR(swiss cheesecake) that has 16 flavors. I'm looking for just the opposite simple recipes.