Steeping? Best technique?

[legsbnm001]

I have seen so many posts on this and heard of so many different techniques. I have heard just leaving the top of for 24 hours and then shaking the bottle every day to boiling the bottle. What is your technique and have you tried multiple ways what works best? I dont have the patience or liquid supply to wait 2 weeks to a month for something to sit there.

 

[Baditude]

"Good things happen to those who wait."

"Patience is a virtue."

I simply shake the bottle good when it arrives. If it has an alcohol base, I leave the cap off for a day or two to allow the alcohol to evaporate. Otherwise I leave the cap on and just allow nature to work for 1 - 2 weeks, leaving the bottle in a cool dark area. Avoid direct sunlight or heat. Nicotine can degrade in quality if the juice is heated, so I never advocate those methods that use heat in an attempt to speed up the steeping process.

You can always sample the flavor when you first receive it. Not all flavors need to steep to vape them. Usually only the custom flavors that are mixed at the time of your order need to steep, especially more complex flavors like tobacco, desert, and coffee.

 

[bluecat]

Steeping does nothing for me. If it tasted bad when I make it.... steeping it just makes it taste a different type of bad. Same for when I purchased it. Fortunately that was about a year ago. Now everything is good and ready by the next morning. I shake and let sit a day after making.

 

[AlB53]

I do the same as Bad. Mine sits for 2-4 weeks, I got a lot of juice!

 

[CommaHolly]

I don't see any difference in flavor for the fruit flavors,,,I just vape those right after mixing,,,

but the desert flavors definitely taste better to me if I leave them with the cover off for 24-48 hours and shake them once a day,,,

usually 5 days of steeping is what I require for those,,,,,,,