Ultra Sonic Jewerly cleaner for steeping???

[scrolly156]

What is everyones oppinion concidering the pros & cons of using a Ultra Sonic Jewerly Cleaner for faster steeping?? I heard someone the other day talking about this method they used to make the steeping time cut from 3 weeks to 2-3 days.. Is this true? And how and why is this any different from just using a pan of hot water on the stove? Im trying to get juices ready to vape as quick as possible.. Thanks In Advanced

 

[DavidAmonettNashville]

I'm curious about this too...

 

[Cromeus]

Think of it like an earthquake vs. decay over time. The cleaner vibrates at 42,000 times per second, shaking up a whole lot more than you can do by hand. Heat thins the liquid, allowing reactions to happen even faster.

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[Dakota Jim]

what Cromeus said - Exceeepppt the heat, heat will break down the flavor molecules (and possibly the nic) very quickly if you go over 100 degrees F - 80-90 degrees max works best

my personal test - mixed my ADV, split it into two 5ml bottles, steeped for four 8 minute cycles in my USJC, tested, tasted identical, steeped 1 of the bottles in hot water (about 160 degrees F) for 30 minutes, came out unvapeable, so in my opinion high heat will effect your eliquid much more than you think (I mix up a months supply - 200ml - at a time and the 1st 10mls taste the same as the last 10mls 30 days later).

just my 2 cents

 

[merddyn2002]

Interesting idea. Curious to see how a few test batches turn out.

 

[sdennislee]

See this thread for tons of information on using an ultrasonic cleaner for steeping http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/348635-steeping-times-ultrasonic-cleaner-part-iii.html