Speed steeping?

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Shake and place bottle under hot tap water for 45 mins.
Shake and place closed in dark cupboard.
In the am shake, open bottle and place back in cupboard.
Next am shake and place back in cupboard open.
Next am shake and vape.
Heat, air and light are the enemies of juice but can be used to our advantage in regards to steeping.
 

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Shake and place bottle under hot tap water for 45 mins.
Shake and place closed in dark cupboard.
In the am shake, open bottle and place back in cupboard.
Next am shake and place back in cupboard open.
Next am shake and vape.
Heat, air and light are the enemies of juice but can be used to our advantage in regards to steeping.

I personally do all of the above but never apply heat. Heat degrades the nicotine.

Patience, is the best method of steeping. ;)
 
Shake and place bottle under hot tap water for 45 mins.
Shake and place closed in dark cupboard.
In the am shake, open bottle and place back in cupboard.
Next am shake and place back in cupboard open.
Next am shake and vape.
Heat, air and light are the enemies of juice but can be used to our advantage in regards to steeping.

awesome! thank you! this is what I was looking for. I remember reading this somewhere and couldnt remember where i read it lol.
 

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I personally do all of the above but never apply heat. Heat degrades the nicotine.

Patience, is the best method of steeping. ;)

Actually awhile ago I took 2 samples from the exact same mixture in to the Lab. While at the Lab I ran one bottle under hot tap water for 45 minutes and allowed it to cool down. The lab then tested both bottles and found the nicotine loss in the hot tap water bottle was 3.3%.
 

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Actually awhile ago I took 2 samples from the exact same mixture in to the Lab. While at the Lab I ran one bottle under hot tap water for 45 minutes and allowed it to cool down. The lab then tested both bottles and found the nicotine loss in the hot tap water bottle was 3.3%.

So if I were to do this, my 18mg would now be 17.406mg. Does it matter the size of bottle used or is that a fairly constant depletion? I think I could deal with 3.3% nic loss as long as it actually sped up the steeping process. About how many days does this hot water process equate to?

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So if I were to do this, my 18mg would now be 17.406mg. Does it matter the size of bottle used or is that a fairly constant depletion? I think I could deal with 3.3% nic loss as long as it actually sped up the steeping process. About how many days does this hot water process equate to?

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I used 40 ml glass bottles. It prolly equates to about 1 week...although not perfect it is a vast improvement. Realize also there would be liquid evaporation while the bottle is open so maybe really not 3.3% after all.
 

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Heat, air and light are the enemies of juice but can be used to our advantage in regards to steeping.

By light, do you mean sunlight, or just ambient light in the room? I keep my juice in a kitchen cupboard that has a glass front, but the room is not over-bright, and the cupboard is not in direct sunlight (or even in-direct, for that matter).
 
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