Steeping?

[pegasus3]

So I'm eagerly awaiting the arrival of some juices & having read the "steeping" thread am I correct in thinking you need to take the lids & caps off the bottles? Can I then put them in a sealed box(Tupperware)or will this defeat the purpose, do they need to air? 
Just concerned as I have kids & animals so want to keep everything as safe as possible, I would be putting the box in my wardrobe high enough up & out of reach 

[Deleted]

just leave them in a dark cool place for a week or so. they will infuse on their own nicely. i sniff mine, caps on and leave alone

[pegasus3]

Great thanks

[Deleted]

what you got? i just received some joose juices and lobbed them in a box for a week or so!

[pegasus3]

I went a bit mad lol! Got 5 from juice juice & 3 from T juice as I couldn't resist trying the Red Astair after reading all the threads on it!

[teethcv]

red astair 2 days and good to vape

[charliebrown]

Mar 17, 2014 16:19:13 GMT teethcv said:

red astair 2 days and good to vape

Must admit I vape Red Astaire as soon as I make it, I'd say crack on with it straight away!

[Steve (VapeStorm)]

Look on YouTube for riptrippers steeping video. That guys crazy but knows what he's talking about. I would link but I'm on my phone. Bloody tablets decided it doesn't like charging anymore


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[dreamylittledream]

T juice is pre steeped I think, certainly Red Astaire is ready to go when it lands - when I mix my own from concentrate there is very little difference between a 2 day old mix and a 1 month+ one

[OneDay]

There's a lot of baloney been written about steeping IMHO. There is only one necessary ingredient. Time. If you're making your own juice you need the patience to set it aside (for several weeks in some cases) and let it do it's thing. If you're buying ready-made, most are good to go when you get them. The vendor should tell you if they need steeping time. That's not to say that even pre-made won't benefit from a bit of extra time.

The exception to this is Red Astaire. Extensive global research has established that pre-made is fine straight out of the postie's hand. DIY and you're looking at - oh - a cuppa between making and vaping

[Perpetua]

Mar 17, 2014 23:21:51 GMT OneDay said:

There's a lot of baloney been written about steeping IMHO.

There is . . . and I don't understand the hardship waiting for something to infuse for a week or two in most cases, to get the best from it.

* T-juice being an exception *


That isn't aimed at you pegasus3, you're just starting out so it's a natural question to ask, given the space it seems to take up on forums.

[emmita]

Perhaps it is to do with my taste buds, but my Red Astaire mix tasted awful after just a few days and I was very upset. However after two weeks I am now happily vaping it and it is rather nice.

[pegasus3]

Thanks guys, JJ supplies came today & put away, had a sniff though & they smell yummy! Still waiting for the T juice ones, hopefully tomorrow

[pegasus3]

T-juice came today.......I love getting vapemail lol! Just tried Red Astair, um not sure, getting fruity blackcurrant & some menthol?? No throat hit though, iTaste vv 3.0 set at 8.5, think my taste buds are still fooked with the stinkies

[Grandad]

Ive been off the stinkies for a month now and Red Astaire is the only juice i can taste my taste buds are pretty poor at the moment fingers crossed they improve.