steeping alcohol out of ejuice

[call me Fresh]

Does anybody know how long it takes to steep the alcohol in flavorings 100% out of a bottle of ejuice after mixing and adding the flavoring ? It would be a 15ml clear dripper bottle roughly half full with .4 ml or so of alcohol flavoring. Im useing Capella flavors green apple, juicy peach, juicy lemon, and TFA flavor strawberry. They all have alc. Listed in the ingrediants. Anybody who uses these flavors specifically any advice would be very helpful and appreciated. Im newly into diy ejuice because its stupid cheap and im stupid broke. Haha

 

[classwife]

Moved to DIY e-liquid

 

[Dixie1954]

@call me Fresh - I usually let the mixed up juice sit overnight without a cap on it (I use wee amounts of flavorings though) - but some say 2 nights uncapped works for them. Hoping this helps.

 

[My3Sons]

+1 on the caps off for 24hrs, and then caps on and I let them steep for a few days.

 

[Alien Traveler]

Have no idea about alcohol, but keeping juice overnight without cap helps. I think it other volatile chemicals, not alcohol, that are unpleasant in juice. I tried DIY base with 3% of alcohol, it was OK, no additional taste at all.

 

[93gc40]

Let the juice sit with cap off, let it evaporate. Could take a couple days to vent all the alcohol out of the juice. Warming the juice will speed the process, BUT that will also lead to darkening of the juice and degradation of the Nic.

 

[DoubleEwe]

Agreed with the posters above, just leave the cap off (in a safe place etc) for 24hrs, give it a try, if you can still taste alcohol then leave it another 24hrs (after a lid on shake), try again...

For me the worst juice with this issue was 5Pawns Gambit, it took literally 2 weeks to get rid of some kind of alcoholic funk and become vapeable.

 

[dead not sleeping]

I would let it steep before you air it out. The alcohol will help mix everything together. Then evaporate it out.