Steeping

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suprtrkr

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+1. Times vary, depending on what flavor, how much, and the base mix. The best way is to periodically test and make notes. I don't bother, myself. As said, I mix in large batches, and I usually keep 2 x 120ml bottles of each in rotation. When I empty one, I make another. By the time I empty the secind, the fresh batch is ready.
 

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I make juice ahead of time. I have my favorite DIY mixes and when one gets below 30ml, I make another 100ml. Because I vape multiple mixes at one time, that last 30ml still lasts 2-4 weeks.

It is just a no brainer and I have the supplies to make stuff. It just takes all the thought out of the picture.

Pretty much the same here. I make 250ml batches, and will usually make a new batch when I'm down to 50ml or so in the old one. Since I switch between 2-3 flavors a day that usually gives me 2-3 weeks of steeping before I run out of the old. However, with a few of my mixes I will make a new batch when I've got about 100ml left. My vanilla custard mix really needs about a month before the flavor is where I want it.


And as others have said it really all depends on the flavor. Sweets and bakery flavors tend to take 2-4 weeks to fully steep, many fruits are fine after just 1 week, and some flavors like the menthol my wife vapes require no steeping time at all as long as it's well mixed. As a general rule, the more perfume or chemical smelling the flavor the longer it will need to steep before it tastes right.
 

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I make up several different flavoured e liquids at once, 40ml each, which last for months. A few weeks before it all runs out i'll make up a few more. So all my e liquids sit around for weeks in any case. So it isn't a case of waiting, i'll just start using a new batch when the last lot runs out.

So steeping isn't really an issue or something i focus on at all.
 
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