VG vs PG and steeping question

[jUsoNeaZn]

Is there a difference in the steeping times between VG and PG juices? So lets say that I have a 70/30% PG/VG juice and a 30/70% PG/VG juice, of the same flavor and company, should one be steeped longer?

 

[Sgt.Rock]

Higher PG juices blend easier...higher VG juices take a little more (time or effort) to blend.

You can speed this up by warming...many threads here in the DIY section cover just that.

150 F for 4 hours will just about cure any juice

 

[Willf145]

Higher PG juices blend easier...higher VG juices take a little more (time or effort) to blend.

You can speed this up by warming...many threads here in the DIY section cover just that.

150 F for 4 hours will just about cure any juice

How do you keep a steady temp?! Put it in a jar in oven? Hahaha


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[techtimb]

Crock pot!


Tim

 

[Sgt.Rock]

How do you keep a steady temp?! Put it in a jar in oven? Hahaha

Crock pot,...food dehydrator,...Ultrasonic cleaner..

A plain old desk lamp works fine for me. You don't need to be dead on at 150. My mixes are simple--unflavored and a menthol mix. My unflavored is just Nic+PG+VG and my menthol mix is Nic+PG+VG+menthol from crystals(dissolved in PG) plus a couple drops of sucralose.

All I do with these is heat 'em under the lamp for a hour until nicely warmed (mostly to make the VG flow easy) and shake the hell out of 'em for a minute or two. The I just wait a while and reshake a few times while the liquid is cooling and it's done.