Warm E-Liquid?

[antomina]

Hi everyone.
I have started making e-liquids on my own (I only buy the flavour from the shop) and i was wondering if it is possible to make a warm e-liquid, i mean an e-liquid that when vaped creates hot in your mouth like real cigarettes do. What should i do to make it? It would be perfect to vape in winter times.

 

[Robino1]

Hi, I've moved your thread to the DIY forum for help, hopefully.

 

[Train2]

I don't think you get that from the juice, but from the gear.
My vape is quite warm...
If yours is cool, you could try
- higher power/lower ohms
- shorter drip tip
- dripper instead of a tank maybe?

What kind of setup do you use?

 

[BrotherBob]

Hi everyone.
I have started making e-liquids on my own (I only buy the flavour from the shop) and i was wondering if it is possible to make a warm e-liquid, i mean an e-liquid that when vaped creates hot in your mouth like real cigarettes do. What should i do to make it? It would be perfect to vape in winter times.

Welcome and glad you joined. It is possible. Might want to do it and see if the thermodynamics are there for you (a new way to produce flavorful super saturated steam ).

 

[vapdivrr]

Hi everyone.
I have started making e-liquids on my own (I only buy the flavour from the shop) and i was wondering if it is possible to make a warm e-liquid, i mean an e-liquid that when vaped creates hot in your mouth like real cigarettes do. What should i do to make it? It would be perfect to vape in winter times.

So before making your juices, we're you getting what your seeking from vendors juices?

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[antomina]

So it is possible to make it? I would like to know the process even if i will not understand the termodynamics. Anyway, I'll try.

Welcome and glad you joined. It is possible. Might want to do it and see if the thermodynamics are there for you (a new way to produce flavorful super saturated steam ).

 

[DaveP]

So it is possible to make it? I would like to know the process even if i will not understand the termodynamics. Anyway, I'll try.

Warmth isn't a property of the juice, although you could add a cinnamon flavor to create a "fireball candy" effect. If you want warmth in your vape, you turn up the wattage, which creates more warmth in the vapor. That's easier done with a mouth to lung atomizer than a free air flow type cloud tank.

When you hit the fire button the juice boils in the atomizer deck/chimney. The higher the wattage the more it boils and the more warmth you sense. Of course, that's controlled to some extent by air flow. A free flow atomizer cools the vape and a restricted flow atomizer delivers more warmth to the mouth.

 

[SteveS45]

Well this is exactly opposite of what I work towards with my e-Liquids but like @Train2 suggested above you need more power! Are you using TC? Try vaping at Max Wattage and a High Temperature!