Wondering if these ingredients are safe

[Mudflap]

I was at Drug Emporium the other night and bought some 100% VG. I only use it to help vape away remnant flavors in my attys before switching to a new flavor. While looking for the VG, I observed in the same section some small bottles of cinnamon oil and essence of peppermint (Good Neighbor Pharmacy brand) and a bottle labeled "sweet oil" (forgot the brand on that one). These were in the same section as isopropyl alcohol.

Would any of these ingredients be safe to use in some of my more "meh" tasting juices to make them more flavorful?

I tried a few forum searches, but couldn't find any reference to these.

I'm not really looking to start any legit DIY, but I was wondering if these products would be useful.

 

[aprioristic]

What is "sweet oil" and how is it supposed to help relieve ear aches? | Answerbag

really don't think u wanna vape sweet oil^

Without a full ingredient listing I can't give those even a tentative approval. Even then, I've not tried vaping oils much. Some work better than others and those flavors should stick in your atty. I'd say it is better to get a couple atty-safe flavorings. You could probably get those 2 shipped for like $10.

 

[deback]

I wouldn't vape any that you mentioned, including the VG. I'd just soak the atty in hot water (brought to a boil) for a few minutes, then blow out the excess water, and let it dry for a few hours or do the Highping dry burn to dry it quickly.

Here's how to do the Highping dry burn:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/tips-tricks/69834-my-atty-resurrection-method.html

 

[Mudflap]

Thanks guys.

I'll leave that stuff alone.

 

[Jessara]

There's nothing wrong with vaping the VG you found, as long as it is USP grade VG. We buy our VG from Walmart and use it in our mixes and even sometimes to clear strong flavors out of atties (like you mentioned doing).