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35 hoursits alright man i can get it at my local coles(melbourne is about a 35 hour solid drive away with no breaks haha
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You might consider warming the mixed down juice by heating some dry rice in a bowl in the microwave and then nestling the bottle down into it. do not heat it above 230 degrees f or you take the chanceof melting the plastic bottle.Let the others sit, cap off over night. then store for about 5 days, shaking each day.
If they have any alcohol it needs to evaporate and most mixes need time to Bind chemically for a proper taste.
*hope you know - I was laughing at GPC2012 not you.
If you Mix down
work in 1/4 measurements to find your comfort and satisfaction zone.
Let any reduced mix sit for a day or two and shake often.
NOPE Just move close to the city. Then you have the convenience of the city without the crowded idiots that all congregate there. Not saying all people that live in cities are idiots. Just most of them
If they have any alcohol it needs to evaporate and most mixes need time to Bind chemically for a proper taste.
Well now that Kurt has 28 different versions of what to do. Our job is done. Congrats people we have fully confused another vaper.:
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Not entirely sure what "shisha" means, but the description at BCV said something like "sweet strawberries dipped in sugar" and since I like sweet not tart strawberry flavor, I tried it, and it's exactly what I was looking for -- sweet strawberry, very authentic flavor. However it's very costly compared to other flavors, its gunk factor is off the charts since it's organic, and I recently got a sample 10ml bottle of Inawera's other strawberry "truskawa", so I'm going to try it and see if it can suit me.
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A challenge for you. Buy any bottle of e juice you want and put it in a drawer for 3 to 4 weeks then order another bottle of the exact same juice. Set side by side take a pic and send it to the thread Don't tell us which is which. Most of us old timers will be able to tell you. Then vape some of each and give us your honest feedback Flavor, depth, complexity, subtle nuances on inhale and exhale. there will be a significant difference. Even if you bought a "presteeped" juice there will be differences. There are a lot of things that contribute to it. Evaporation of the alcohol, evaporation of the water contained in the suspension liquid (VG,PG) Breakdown of the nicotine, and finally the melding of the chemicals used to make the flavorings. These are the main things. With all kinds of variables involved. temp light. purity, human error.I've seen this mentioned over and over in the DIY section but I don't believe it at all.
Lets just say that I have plenty experience crafting high grade alcohol and airing at very high proofs (alcohol percentages) simply helps take the edge off but there is no noticeable level of evaporation. You can leave a bottle of everclear 190 proof open outside for weeks and will not notice evaporation.
This leads me to believe that airing e-juice does nothing for the alcohol content. We are talking about alcohol contents in e-juice at well less than 5% and if alcohol evaporation is not noticeable at 95% I suspect it is not noticeable at 5%.
Airing may or may not help the flavors blend better or take the bite out of nicotine, but I don't suspect it does anything to the alcohol content in flavorings.
Peppery taste is likely the result of bad nicotine. From what I've gathered from the DIY section on this forum when nicotine is not stored properly and goes bad it gives a peppery taste.
Try some of your mix with out nicotine and see if it still tastes peppery. If it does then it is another ingredient. If it does not, then you have bad nicotine.
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Conclusion IMHO the evaporation and steeping of the juice does make a difference.
Thank you, I thought it was appropriate and funny
Misunderstood.
I'm not saying steeping or even "airing" does not make a difference.
I am saying that it will not cause the alcohol to "evaporate" as many claim.
A challenge to you. Get a bottle of vodka and fill a shot glass to the brim. Leave it unattended until you notice any evaporation. After 3 months of waiting, dump down the sink.
Nobody said it was gonna be a noticeable difference volume wise. But the evaporation of alcohol and the small amount of water does make a difference in the juice. This is coming from someone who has been ordering from the same company for over a year and have compared the same flavor of juice is as much as 4 months and as little as 1 month age difference. JC put DOB on all his bottles so it's easy to tell.I'm not saying steeping or even "airing" does not make a difference.
I am saying that it will not cause the alcohol to "evaporate" as many claim.
A challenge to you. Get a bottle of vodka and fill a shot glass to the brim. Leave it unattended until you notice any evaporation. After 3 months of waiting, dump down the sink.
OOPS sorry I snuck in and drank that.I have an EMPTY airline size bottle of Vodka that will disagree with you.
It evaporated from 3/4 full with Cap on Once the seal was broken. I used the other soaking some 510 atomizers.
Evaporation - Closed - took about 3 months