USB Fridge is it cool enough ?

[IMetalGearVaporXI~]

mini fridge

The temp goes as cold as 47 degree's F. Is it suitable for storing my e juice by my PC?

 

[Sad Society]

I put my juice in the fridge. I haven't had juice long enough to know if the fridge will make the juice last longer but if I take it out of the fridge and use it right away it will still vape the same.

 

[HaploVoss]

Sure that would be plenty cool enough. You don't want to freeze it, and that is only 15 degrees above freezing. Keeping your juice in a 'cool' place is all you need. That looks like a pretty nifty place to keep it to me nice find!

 

[BARENETTED]

You got me interested and I found this. I think it is similar and will cost about 10 bucks more - but will arrive sooner since it is coming from the USA.

Amazon.com: Dream Cheeky USB Fridge and Beverage Cooler: Electronics

 

[HaploVoss]

I have a bunch of thermocouple from various repair projects over the years... I think tomorrow afternoon - I just might have to see if I can scrounge up a case or small cooler box of some kind about this size and wire it up!! I honestly hadn't really ever considered running thermoC using USB power before... although I use it on my processors all the time!! LOL nice.

Take care,
- Hap

 

[IMetalGearVaporXI~]

Right on, was hoping this would be cold enough, otherwise I was going to have to get one of those fridges that holds a six pack and that would use more electricity then I need. Will get one from Amazon for sure.

Thanks , good luck rigging your fridges up.

 

[gashin]

Looks cool but if you have a good thermos it'll keep drinks cold for hours.

 

[Kurt]

mini fridge

The temp goes as cold as 47 degree's F. Is it suitable for storing my e juice by my PC?

This is an ongoing debate: to fridge or not to fridge. The general consensus is that cold liquids can absorb water from the air, which can be a problem for flavored juices, as the flavoring can undergo reaction and make really nasty stuff...like vaping vinegar. This is for long term storage, like months. The general opinion is that juices should be stored in a cool, dark, dry place. Unopened unflavored juices can be stored in the fridge, but should be brought to room temp before opening to minimize water absorption from the air.

Better is simply have them in a cool dark dry place.
kurt