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Post by linzipinz on Nov 8, 2012 12:31:32 GMT
Hi
I've heard people taling about steeping quite alot, should this be done with all juices or just certain ones and how long is best ?
also how long does juice last before it goes off
thanks
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Post by genguskhan on Nov 8, 2012 12:46:54 GMT
Hi linzipinz. I never knew about steeping juice! But I thinks it’s to let the ingredients mix better. I now leave mine for a week with the top off and give it a shake every couple of days then leave it for another week all in a cool dark place. What a difference it makes. Now I have juice that tastes like something
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Post by Chrissie on Nov 8, 2012 12:49:05 GMT
It's only freshly made juices that need to be steeped - ie, those made in the UK to order. To steep them, place in a cupboard with the tops off for a couple of days or so.
The shelf life of e-liquid is about 2 years. But even after that time they will be fine to use, however, some of the flavour & nicotine content may have diminished. You can also freeze juices indefinitely.
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Post by DiscoDes on Nov 8, 2012 12:50:30 GMT
Most vendor bought juices that come from Hangsen or Dekang don't need steeping as they were made some time before, however if they are from a juice vendor that mixes their own if they are freshly made and despatched immediately they may benefit from a bit of steeping. Generally if a juice tastes a bit harsh then take the top off and put it somewhere safe for a week then give it a try.
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Post by howie65 on Nov 8, 2012 13:54:38 GMT
Oh that's what it's all about Problem is I can't see me waiting a week lol
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Post by lobeydosser on Nov 8, 2012 14:00:37 GMT
Oh that's what it's all about Problem is I can't see me waiting a week lol This is very true when you first start, but once you have two or three flavours on the go, then it is easier to leave them alone for a week. When I started mixing, I was tasting them every other day, but now they can lie, almost (but not quite) forgotten for a week or so. By keeping a record of how your juices taste and when they are ready for bottling, then you soon get to know which ones need just a few days and which ones need anything up to 10 days before they are "just right".
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Post by linzipinz on Nov 8, 2012 14:01:31 GMT
Thanks guys, i will leave mine for a week and see the difference it makes
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Post by howie65 on Nov 8, 2012 14:50:41 GMT
Not started mixing yet but think it may well happen soon
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