steeping?

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From what I know, you can steep any juice by either taking the top off and letting it sit for a while (in a clean area) or just let them sit as is and shake them a couple times a day. At least that's how I've seen/been told. Hope this helped some, and if i'm wrong I hope someone sets both of us in the right direction.
 

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I like mine shaken not stirred..... LOL :toast:

Not real sure if I fully have benifited from attempts at steeping. One of the vets here uses a hot water method which I have tried among others and really cannot taste much difference. That doesn't mean it doesn't work - may work for some and not others. Might be juice type and mixture dependant.
 

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It definate varies by juice... not only the flavor of the juice, but the age (how long it sat before they sent it to you).

So... totally varies.

Some swear by steeping. For me... I shake the hell out of my DIY mix on and off for about an hour, then vape. It is better day two or three tho. Some wait two weeks or more. It doesn't last that long for me.

Cap off only for a bout a day if at all. It may let volatiles escape, but more likely just invites the eventual/inevitable spill. Store in safe place. Hot water steeping helps speed the process for new mixes, IMO.
 
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