Tell me if I am totally going to mess my chit up!

[wickedalibi]

As for steeping juice.............wouldn't it be easier to steep everything right when you get it. Like some flavors kinda have a perfume taste when first mixed but it goes away in a few days. My nic, pg, and vg have no after taste so how about just giving the whole new flavor bottle a warm bath and leaving the lid off for a week or so? Do you think this would speed up the process? Maybe only needing a day for the flavors to meld?

 

[salemgold]

Hmmm.... I could not say for sure but I am doubtful. Many of the flavorings that we buy are not extracted fesh when we buy them so I am pretty sure that they have already been bottled and sitting for at least a little while before we even order them.

IMO, they need to be mixed with the nic/pg and vg for the flavors to meld with the other ingredients in the mix.

 

[Hoosier]

I think you're missing the point of steeping.

You can leave your tea bags out for 7 minutes, but steeping still won't start till you put the bag in hot water.

 

[Vchick]

I think you're missing the point of steeping.

You can leave your tea bags out for 7 minutes, but steeping still won't start till you put the bag in hot water.

Good point.....

 

[salemgold]

I think you're missing the point of steeping.

You can leave your tea bags out for 7 minutes, but steeping still won't start till you put the bag in hot water.

Great analogy

 

[MrBeo]

Steeping is a word I never understood (but use) when I let my mix sit over time! What steep is in the case of e-juice is really Molecule bonding allowing the flavor molecules to attach with its new molecules to become one big happy family...This works with time best but is speed-ed up with warm temps.