Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
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By the time I'd get to # 15, I'd forget what #1 was and have to start reading the list again!I have a list at my chairside. #1 is tobacco, #2 is pom, #3 is brown cow, #4 is peach yogurt ... and #'s 25-30 are surprises. I think I even have an unflavored in there somewhere.
1 Vanilla Ice
2 GG Perfect Pastry
3 Kosmic Khaos
4 Sticky lil monkey
5 Banana Kandayz.
After that it is a guess. Or just next in rotation. My diy testers I can never remember which I am vaping. Blue tanks have Vanillas, the black one have something that is supposed to be banana.
2 GG Perfect Pastry
3 Kosmic Khaos
4 Sticky lil monkey
5 Banana Kandayz.
After that it is a guess. Or just next in rotation. My diy testers I can never remember which I am vaping. Blue tanks have Vanillas, the black one have something that is supposed to be banana.
I pretty much have three main flavors:
1. Yumm, me like!
2. Yuck! quick, I need to rinse my mouth!
3. WHAT IN THE HOLY H**L IS THIS!
1. Yumm, me like!
2. Yuck! quick, I need to rinse my mouth!
3. WHAT IN THE HOLY H**L IS THIS!
I don't remember sending you my Diy failures.
I started a whole nother page in my spreadsheet just for them.
I have been monkeying around with flavors because I have some higher VG stuff laying around. It was really inexpensive and pretty flavorful, but not good for MTL. So I have been mixing my high nic straight PG tobacco stuff with it instead of using my VG. I've been working on a nasty cigarette + vanilla bean cream for a few days.
I have just 6-7 pv's in use so I usually remember what in the tanks. The extra filled tanks are anybodys guess for the most part.
As long as the flavors are different enough, one puff is usually enough to tell what it is. But if one has several in a similar profile, it can be a challenge. Especially when "tuning" a recipe, since you might have 2 or 3 that are just slight variations.
I keep a 3x5 card with my tanks listed in ink. (My KFls are in various colors, different color center sections, etc.) The flavor is noted in pencil for easy change.
I keep a 3x5 card with my tanks listed in ink. (My KFls are in various colors, different color center sections, etc.) The flavor is noted in pencil for easy change.
I added honey and apple to my tabac, and it improved it a lot.
I believe it will surprise no one when I say that I'm not that organized. Although I haven't made enough juice mixes to pretty much not know what's in the tank I'm vaping. I kinda don't worry as most of my flavor profiles can be mixed and matched, if I ever make it into citruses, mints and tobaccos, that might be a different story. I've just never LOVED vaping those flavors, although I could see a chocolate mint being good (and I have some to experiment with).
I am thinking I will begin mixing in 120 ml bottles, not 60 ml though, and that means I need to get some more bottles
Anna
I am thinking I will begin mixing in 120 ml bottles, not 60 ml though, and that means I need to get some more bottles
Anna
I wouldn't suggest mixing new blends in that large a batch...
When I get a new flavor I'll mix a 10 ml batch of it, solo, so I can learn what it actually tastes like when vaped. And have some clue on how to adjust when used in a blend.
If I'm mixing with flavors I already "know", I generally make 30 ml batches, so if I do want to adjust, I'm not out a huge amount of liquid.
Recipes I know and vape a lot, yep, big batches
When I get a new flavor I'll mix a 10 ml batch of it, solo, so I can learn what it actually tastes like when vaped. And have some clue on how to adjust when used in a blend.
If I'm mixing with flavors I already "know", I generally make 30 ml batches, so if I do want to adjust, I'm not out a huge amount of liquid.
Recipes I know and vape a lot, yep, big batches
I'm thinking for the mixes I already like and know I will continue making. I don't make large batches of anything new, and I *do* have a bunch of interesting new flavors that I will be trying, but I do have about 7 or 8 flavors I know I will be using routinely.... Good advice, however, as always.
Anna
Good advice, however, as always.Anna
Apricot also plays well with brandy (I could envisage that working with tobacco as well).
Anna
Anna
I make our main liquid flavor in 300+ml batches, and use a 375ml vodka bottle to mix with enough headroom for some good shakin'. I have held on to a 1.5 liter bottle for the day I want to make a big whoppin batch!
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