Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
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Finally dipping my toes into diy liquid in my own special way and im really digging it.
I found this place that never uses sucralose and premixes single flavors to your desired nic strength and vg/pg ratio.
I created a blueberry tobacco that is pretty darn good. I put it in my brand new ego one tank so two firsts simultaneously.
I found this place that never uses sucralose and premixes single flavors to your desired nic strength and vg/pg ratio.
I created a blueberry tobacco that is pretty darn good. I put it in my brand new ego one tank so two firsts simultaneously.
So far, (knock on wood) I've only had 1 DIY batch that was flush-worthy. I forgot to shake the TFA Key Lime flavoring bottle well, before taking out what I needed. I never knew all the horribly bitter part would rise to the top in that bottle, and that's what I'd get! It was REALLY nasty and made me want to do the Tom Hanks "wipe my tongue off with a napkin" routine, like he did in Big when trying caviar for the first time.
There are some really easy recipes on the Recipes for Dummies thread, if you ever want to try some that are pretty much sure "winners". Of course everyone's tastes are different, so very small test batches are best at first.
Glad you've got into diy
I used to when I was using my cleito but now I use less liquid I don't mind buying it from the shop and I really like the cherry menthol I get
I always do a 10 mil batch first go round when trying a recipe.So far, (knock on wood) I've only had 1 DIY batch that was flush-worthy. I forgot to shake the TFA Key Lime flavoring bottle well, before taking out what I needed. I never knew all the horribly bitter part would rise to the top in that bottle, and that's what I'd get! It was REALLY nasty and made me want to do the Tom Hanks "wipe my tongue off with a napkin" routine, like he did in Big when trying caviar for the first time.
There are some really easy recipes on the Recipes for Dummies thread, if you ever want to try some that are pretty much sure "winners". Of course everyone's tastes are different, so very small test batches are best at first.
I wish more people who begin DIY would start with small batches. Many want to jump in and make 50mL and even 1000mL batches right away!
Personally, I've always done Bill's Magic Vapor's 100DTT (100 drop taste test) on every new recipe. Lets me "tweak" it to my own liking (taking notes of any changes I make to it) while using at the most about 3-4mL of ingredients. Then I can scale it to larger batches using my notes.
I'd actually made that Key Lime Pie recipe many times before, and knew I loved it! So that time I'd made 50mL of it again. Could've kicked myself when I made that stupid mistake of not shaking the flavoring.
My problem is i hate everything especially this sweet stuff thats high vg - which is what they sell almost exclusively in local shopsGlad you've got into diy
JC, looks like we are in the same boat - our packages must be rubbin elbows
if they get the order correct (see when it gets here) I will be VERY IMPRESSED ! (healthcabin)
WOW ! ! ! Maybe they'll mess-up, and drop it off when they go by "My" place . . .
OK - Wanna. . .
(Especially for those of "Us" who are diabetic . . .
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I learned about the danger of big batches before I ever thought of DIY. In 2012, a vendor sale led me to buy 180ml bottles of a couple liquids that sounded great for $16 each. A decent price now, a ridiculous good price back then. At the first taste I knew I couldn't stand either one. I found a fellow vapor that tried them and liked them, so I passed them on.
After a bit of trial and error, I now make 300-750ml batches of our all day vape in a couple minutes once every month or so. I consider my batch size mistakes as well as regrettable mod and topper buys a small tuition at Vaping U. I'd estimate those "learning" experiences cost about a grand over the last six years, about the same as the cost of smoking for four months. Best education money I've ever spent.
After a bit of trial and error, I now make 300-750ml batches of our all day vape in a couple minutes once every month or so. I consider my batch size mistakes as well as regrettable mod and topper buys a small tuition at Vaping U. I'd estimate those "learning" experiences cost about a grand over the last six years, about the same as the cost of smoking for four months. Best education money I've ever spent.
WOW ! ! ! Maybe they'll mess-up, and drop it off when they go by "My" place . . .
Sorry, Uncle...mine was just delivered 3 minutes ago!
QFT!
@DPLongo22 - come on down!
Amazing. Really? Rayon gives so much notice before I'd EVER encounter a dry hit.
Yes, yes, and yes. (Thanks, T'Elvis)
Hilarious!!!
So was mine. 2nd package from that same sale due to arrive tomorrow......Sorry, Uncle...mine was just delivered 3 minutes ago!
So far, (knock on wood) I've only had 1 DIY batch that was flush-worthy. I forgot to shake the TFA Key Lime flavoring bottle well, before taking out what I needed. I never knew all the horribly bitter part would rise to the top in that bottle, and that's what I'd get! It was REALLY nasty and made me want to do the Tom Hanks "wipe my tongue off with a napkin" routine, like he did in Big when trying caviar for the first time.
There are some really easy recipes on the Recipes for Dummies thread, if you ever want to try some that are pretty much sure "winners". Of course everyone's tastes are different, so very small test batches are best at first.
I never shake my flavoring bottles. Never heard it suggested as a thing to do. Maybe that's the reason for my numerous horrible recipe failures. I'm going to start shaking them from now on. Bit of a problem with new bottles that are full to the very top.
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