Ive heard many diff methods on storing juice, i need feedback on this subject, i have a few 100 ml bottles coming and i dont want them screwed
storing big bottles of juice
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I have a closet in my living room (coat room?) and no matter the temperature outside, it is always slightly cool, and there are no windows. I usually keep my clear bottles in there and anything in an amber bottle (or blue) I keep out near my couch for easy access. I've read that light can weaken the Vitamin N (nicotine) in juices, but I have not had experience with those effects. I've just recently got into 100+ml bottles too, and for the most part they stay in my bag that I carry everywhere unless I'm steeping them.
tl;dr... Keep them in a cool dark place for steeping, then just keep them out of direct sunlight.
Hope this helps!
tl;dr... Keep them in a cool dark place for steeping, then just keep them out of direct sunlight.
Hope this helps!
I read somewhere that the cold fridge can get can make the juices taste a lot weaker... I think it was on a Halo e-cig card I got with some of their juice, so that could only apply to a higher PG ratio.
I've seen a couple of videos on big juice makers. They keep drums of base liquid in cool lab rooms, not refrigerated ones. It just sits on shelves or the floor. No direct light and no heat. I have left a 15ml bottle in my car in Florida for a week and I honestly didn't notice a change. It was good, expensive juice and I was not going to throw it away.
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