Storing my juice
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Thanks for the great advice. I have always just left mine out. I do have wine cellars that may be better then the fridg. I live in FL so heat is a concern. My cellars avg temp is 55 to 60 degrees. Might try that, also will keep them dark. Thanks...
I had posted in another thread that Geoff at Tasty Vapor recommends storing juice protected from sunlight and under 60 degrees.
I, too, had misgivings about storing it in the fridge at 40 degrees or so. I use my wine fridge, which maintains a temp between 55 and 60 degrees.
I, too, had misgivings about storing it in the fridge at 40 degrees or so. I use my wine fridge, which maintains a temp between 55 and 60 degrees.
Been searching this refrigerator issue here in the forum and there seems to be cross opinions. As a relative newbie, I am curious. I did purchase a bunch of small bottles to try different flavors. But, I have already found a few I prefer and bought some 30ml sizes. I immediately poured some 5 ml of each for daily use. Now, trying to decide how to store the remainder in the bigger bottles.
Where I live it is very dry (desert) and summertime gets pretty warm! I have each 30 ml size in its own plastic bag (not vac'd - don't have a sealer) and then the batch I a quart size zip-lock bag with air pushed out.
So, I have to decide about using a fridge drawer or a cabinet in something dark. The fridge is dehumidified and most of summer is under 40% humidity. The drawer is not as cool as the main compartment but still probably under 50 degrees. The problem if I use a cabinet (no basements here either) is that the house can get close to 80 many summer days. It is not as bad as it sounds on the body because of the very low humidity. certainly not going to AC the house down to 70 for my juice!
After searching, there seem to be just as many posts recommending fridge as against (this thread and certainly poster Sun)!
Advice greatly appreciated!
T.I.A.
Where I live it is very dry (desert) and summertime gets pretty warm! I have each 30 ml size in its own plastic bag (not vac'd - don't have a sealer) and then the batch I a quart size zip-lock bag with air pushed out.
So, I have to decide about using a fridge drawer or a cabinet in something dark. The fridge is dehumidified and most of summer is under 40% humidity. The drawer is not as cool as the main compartment but still probably under 50 degrees. The problem if I use a cabinet (no basements here either) is that the house can get close to 80 many summer days. It is not as bad as it sounds on the body because of the very low humidity. certainly not going to AC the house down to 70 for my juice!
After searching, there seem to be just as many posts recommending fridge as against (this thread and certainly poster Sun)!
Advice greatly appreciated!
T.I.A.
Sorry, don't think I can "edit" a post yet - I do keep my small bottles each in its own small zip bag and the batch is a closed tackle box. warm temps will still likely be a prob tho (not yet but in a month or two).
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
I keep the juice in a dark place and not hot. Remember that even medicine like cough syrup should be in a dark, dry environment...this is why we should not keep medicines in the bathroom where we shower or bath. Temperature should be at most 22ºC. No need to refrigerate.
D'oh, I haven't even wondered about proper storage of e-juice, and I've about 60 ml coming in with my first order! Thank goodness I stumbled across this thread; I'll find a nice, dark, cool, dry place for 'em!
I must be a super vape head because I dont have most of my juice around long enough to worry about storage..........................BUT............................
I do keep extra spare batts in the fridge...learned this somewhere....Full charge, ziplock bag, in a container and on top shelf.
I use a tin for my juice, all kept in smaller bottles and in drawer as well...........the tin stays cool.
Ok now this thread got me paranoid.........just put my extra juice in the fridge......
I do keep extra spare batts in the fridge...learned this somewhere....Full charge, ziplock bag, in a container and on top shelf.
I use a tin for my juice, all kept in smaller bottles and in drawer as well...........the tin stays cool.
Ok now this thread got me paranoid.........just put my extra juice in the fridge......
Has anyone ever had problems with their e-juice getting too hot in the bottle? Obviously, the juice is designed to vaporize. But I was wondering if high temperatures could cause problems with an entire bottle. And does humidity affect juices as well? Thanks!
I keep mine, in my tacklebox, sitting on the floor beside me at computer, ready at my beck and call.
E Liquid is much like olive oil and wine.
It should be out of direct or even indirect lighting and in a cool, dark environment.
It will last longer and maintain it's purity that way.
It most certainly can be placed in the fridge but should go into one of those butter compartments, not just sitting on the rack.
Some have even suggested to freeze it.
Not a good idea at all.
It should be out of direct or even indirect lighting and in a cool, dark environment.
It will last longer and maintain it's purity that way.
It most certainly can be placed in the fridge but should go into one of those butter compartments, not just sitting on the rack.
Some have even suggested to freeze it.
Not a good idea at all.
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