If my allowance posts today, I see another bottle of House and CCC in my future! Maybe some more Cranberry too. May even have to order 2 bottles of CCC. One for steeping, one for vaping. Unless I can use FV's voodoo magic against her and convince her to send two for the price of one.That is the only bad thing about the small sample. If you love it, it goes way too quick.
Finishing up my Grogg, then I'll be cracking open my steeped CCC.
I just put the empty carto of CCC away, set down the carto of House, stared at the Pie....
FV, you make my life too difficult. Making me decide on what I want to vape......
Chose to go with the Cranberry!!!
That day will be a nice day, too!
now back to poking around a while . . . . Happy New Year!
From reading posts on ECF I've concluded that I seem to need juices to steep longer than a lot of people do before they taste "right" to me. Not all of them, but most. With most tobacco flavors it takes from one to two months before they reach that 'blended' taste for me. I wonder if anyone else has found that to be the case for them. It's not a problem as long as I keep a reserve on hand to be steeping.
I've found that I am a "steep for one month minimum" vaper, regardless of category -- tobacco, bakery, fruit, champagne, toilet water --
I'm right there with you, Marlou.
It's only a real PITA when I'm first trying out new juices . . . if I find I really LOVE them, then it's "buy 3 bottles at a time" and the next month isn't so painful, knowing that (after month 1 again) I'll never have to go through that again with a favorite juice!
... I don't think so.
