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Heated sonic steeping is a fairly high cost dark art with as far as I can tell questionable results quality wise. The people who claim success with sonic steeping do not use standard sonic cleaners. They use fairly expensive industrial models and those models are powerful enough to cause heat all on their own.
More than a few people claim no significant effect even when using this expensive gear.
If you’re only three weeks in I personally would suggest a far more basic start. It’s faster, cheaper, and possibly just as effective.
More than a few people claim no significant effect even when using this expensive gear.
If you’re only three weeks in I personally would suggest a far more basic start. It’s faster, cheaper, and possibly just as effective.
Welcome to the friendly bunch 
Don't worry about steeping with anything else apart from time. Creams and custards can take up to 4 weeks to steep where as most fruits are ready in a few days. Also do a google search around DIY ejoice and you'll get lots of info. There are some great threads here to ask questions in too.
Hope that helps.
Don't worry about steeping with anything else apart from time. Creams and custards can take up to 4 weeks to steep where as most fruits are ready in a few days. Also do a google search around DIY ejoice and you'll get lots of info. There are some great threads here to ask questions in too.
Hope that helps.
Welcome and glad you joined.
A word about DIY, for the first six months of vaping, most folks are getting their vaping legs (finding the best set up for them and getting to know the type of flavors they enjoy most), might want to wait the 6 months or so until you feel you are ready.
If your vape equipment is fairly stable and you have known/predictable responses to several e-liquids flavors with this equipment, your chances of DIY mixing success will be greater. DIY tends to work best and reward those who wait patiently and read everything before they attempt full DIY. Wishing you good luck.
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