Hey guys so for one thing, I finally got the bvc coils for my nautilus and wow what a difference! So to celebrate being able to actually taste my vapor I decided to order a bottle of hhv's Dragons fire as I've read a lot of good things about. My question is this - how important is steeping? My curiosity is going to get the best of me and I'm sure I'll want to try it as soon as it gets here but I keep seeing mentions of steeping juices. Any help would be much appreciated.
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Some e-liquid suppliers make their juice to order and thus steeping (or aging) is required to get the very best flavor. Other suppliers have it made up in advance and it already has aged.
Not 100% sold on steeping. I absolutely let all my new juices breathe for several days. I guess technically I am steeping them, just with the tops off and no shaking. OK, now it sounds like I'm steeping my juice. Nevermind.
I steep all of my juices unless I know the senders don't make the juices on the spot.. Typically it makes the flavours be most pronounced.
When you get your eliquid, taste it. If you think it tastes good, vape it. If you think it needs a little something, let it steep.
Most of my liquids come from online vendors and most of them recommend steeping because they are made to order. What I personally do is buy some liquid from local stores and vape those while my online liquids are steeping by the time im finished with my current liquid (possibly a week later) the steeped liquid should be ok,,,,some require longer. Right now I have liquid from mt baker vapor steeping going on almost 2 weeks while I'm vaping some store bought liquid. It's tempting to wanna try the brand new awesome liquid you just ordered but as previously said if it taste good when you get it then vape it. If the site you got it from is made to order liquids its probably best if you steep it. It could always taste better after a good steep. Happy vaping
Exactly! it's all about preferences in the end. Usually, the juices with more than a few flavours need a little shake and steeping though.
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