What is steeping?
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Steeping is "sitting" 
Aka after you get your juice you let it sit for a while.
It will change flavor and sometimes color. Most juices improve/change for the best over time. Some turn to worse. It all depends on a particular juice.
Letting your new juice steep is especially a good idea if you ordered a "Oh so amazing everyone raves about juice" but you can not understand why? Just let it sit and try later on
Aka after you get your juice you let it sit for a while.
It will change flavor and sometimes color. Most juices improve/change for the best over time. Some turn to worse. It all depends on a particular juice.
Letting your new juice steep is especially a good idea if you ordered a "Oh so amazing everyone raves about juice" but you can not understand why?
Just let it sit and try later on 
Steeping allows your flavors to sort of melt together and bind with the nicotine. If you don't like a juice right out of the box at first, sit in a cool, dark drawer or closet for a couple of weeks or more and then try it again. You'll be pleasantly surprised that the majority of the juices will change in flavor and will blossom into something really enjoyable.
Steeping is "sitting"
Aka after you get your juice you let it sit for a while.
It will change flavor and sometimes color. Most juices improve/change for the best over time. Some turn to worse. It all depends on a particular juice.
Letting your new juice steep is especially a good idea if you ordered a "Oh so amazing everyone raves about juice" but you can not understand why?
Do I need to open the cap? Or just leave it like that?
Thanks!
This seems to be one of the hardest things about e cigs to get information on. Cap on or off, juice flavour type - sweet, tobaccoy, buttery - PG or VG. It almost makes sense to just ask the supplier what is recommended for steeping per the specific flavours bought from them.
It would be nice to get a full rundown on steeping though.
It would be nice to get a full rundown on steeping though.
cap off is a bad idea !!! nicotine will oxidize quickly and prolly ruin your juice and loose its nicotine strength
I was told by one of the older members to leave the cap off for a few hours, then screw it on tight and put it in a cool, dark place for a week. He seemed to think that leaving the cap off for a few hours was pretty important. I don't know what his reasoning behind it was, but that's how I've always steeped, and my juices are always very tasty.
Illuminatu, can you post a link to where you got the info on oxidizing nicotine? You'd think that juice in any bottle that wasn't completely full would suffer the same fate, since the oxygen in the bottle gets replenished every time you drip.
Illuminatu, can you post a link to where you got the info on oxidizing nicotine? You'd think that juice in any bottle that wasn't completely full would suffer the same fate, since the oxygen in the bottle gets replenished every time you drip.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...scussion/208463-e-liquid-steeping-method.html
Post #8 , they refer to an advice gotten from ppl at BWB
Hope this helps
Post #8 , they refer to an advice gotten from ppl at BWB
Hope this helps
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