Steeping Question??

[hubseven]

When you get your juice how long do you let it sit before you use it? Do you let it steep with the cap off? Thanks for your help.

 

[markfm]

I don't bother taking the cap off. Generally I'll try to let stuff sit for about a week before first trying it, but that's just me. I know from DIY that at least some simpler things (single flavor fruit, some tobaccos, menthol) are pretty much fine right up front, but more complex blends do seem to improve. My caramel capp needs about a week before it's really good, and seems to improve more over a couple weeks.

 

[Throat hit]

keep the top on for safety sake. Why not try some leave it a week and try some more you may find it helps it out. Prehaps it was made weeks ago and will be just fine. I would not be able to resist trying it..

 

[cskent]

It depends on the juice I've got as to how long I steep it. If it's Dekang it'll be good to go since it was probably made months ago and sat on a slow boat from china for a while too. If it's a freshly made batch I'd let it steep for a few days at least. A week would be better. Some take a month or more to age nicely. So, vape it and if you like it you're set. If it doesn't taste good forget about it for a week or two then try it again. I always just cap them up and put them in my stash to steep.

 

[tea]

I generally start vaping a new flavor right away. If it's off at all, I drawer it. If it's something a little more pricey and great, I try to let it steep at least a week or two so as not to miss out on its potential. I wouldn't want to find out it got much better when I was down to the last couple of ml.

 

[Tol]

I generally drip some onto a clean atty when I get it. If I am not loving it, I put away and try again in week. Never left the caps off of mine.