It doesn't freeze solid, but I could see condensation occurring from the bottle if it's opened right out of the freezer. I took my 100% PG nic out of the freezer the other day and it wasn't frozen, though.
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It doesn't freeze, we just call it freezing because we put it in the freezer. It will contract when "freezing", and return to it's original fill point as it comes to room temp.
I was gonna say the same as rule about the condensation, but he beat me to it. I keep my working bottle in a cupboard. Once it comes outta the freezer, it stays out. Just to add to what he said......I'm glad to see you said you got your nic in pg. According to Kurt Kistler, our resident chemist..... nic mixes better with pg than it does vg. So with vg it's easier to get nic hot spots if it's not mixed well. It may not be a thing, but I just feel like when it goes into a thicker state in the freezer, it's easier for those hot spots to occur, particularly for those who buy their nic in vg.
My SOP is: Liters in glass in the freezer. Break down one liter at a time into smaller working bottles. Pull out one working bottle at a time to use.
My 5 liters of nicotine are in 120ml glass bottles in the freezer. The active one stays in the refrigerator. Right before I mix, the cold bottle is placed in a saucepan of hot tap water to bring it up to room temperature, & then shaken.
Yeah, I always get nic in PG. Easier to work with, if nothing else. im not a maxvg kinda Sloth but even if I was, at 100mg/ml, it wouldnt affect my mix much to have nic in pg.
In THEORY nic should not separate from either pg or vg if it is mixed properly. But I shake the heck out of it, anyway.
Its cold out. Just stick your nic outside in the snow. I promise I wont come dig it out (but Im honing in on you...)
It doesn't really freeze. It just gets real thick, especially if it is in VG. But even in PG it gets thicker than at room temp. I get mine in 50VG/50PG. It doesn't shake up well until its sat at room temp.
Just walk in the door & look down your nose at them. Then snort & shake your head everytime one tries to sound like a pro-vaper.
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Then I'd have to get dressed & go outdoors before I make a batch.Its cold out. Just stick your nic outside in the snow. I promise I wont come dig it out (but Im honing in on you...)
I try to be friendly with all of them. When they give me the brush-off - because I'm using a squonker - I feel pity for them.
Yeah right? I went into my local vape shop (stunning--I generally hate vape shops) recently and they were all doing this thing called "dripping," I think they called it.
Who does that?
To my amazement though they didn't look down their nose at my REO. They even had a squonker for sale. Overall I was impressed with the shop, they were cool and down to earth and had a wide variety of equipment for beginners and advanced builders etc.
Nothin' I'd buy there, though.
The one B&M I go into has a local Wisconsin liquid I haven't been able to recreate, and I have to have some on hand at all times. It's just... well, it's Superior.
There's only one B&M in town (out of 10-15, I think) that even have a bottom-feed to look at. One of the shop owners likes to show off her Sunbox. I've never seen her vape it, not once. Just wanted to show me it when I brought in my REO.
Caramel Pudding
I struggle with Caramel in DIY in general, which is a bummer because I love caramel done well.
Caramel Pudding
I struggle with Caramel in DIY in general, which is a bummer because I love caramel done well.
I've only had luck with caramel as a RY compliment. Next time you have disposable income, do yourself a favor and order a 30ml. I go to the B&M to buy it b/c that company has an agreement w/ B&Ms to sell at the same cost online as the shops charge, so I might as well stimulate local economy.
Got a question: Is the P67 button on the website the spring assist button that Rule has talked about?
Should be, but someone else will chime in if I'm wrong (I often am, Chrissy reminds me of it on a daily basis)
I'm quite sure that the most recent release of the P67 has the spring loaded button. It was only the first release, and maybe the 2nd, which was very small, that didn't have it. Both of mine were 1st release; so I had Rob send me the upgraded buttons.
I'd call your order in and make sure it has the spring; the spring is a must in my "stuck button" opinion.
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