Changed from Glass to Plastic

[clivealive1]

details from alchemist cupboard:
Flavorings need to completely diffuse into the types of base liquids we use, these need time to bond molecularly with any single or combination of base liquids used in a mix (Nic base, PG, VG, etc).
In addition, air is required to interact with the liquid, this causes oxidation, replenishing the air in the bottle will help oxidation and in turn quicken steeping, leaving the cap off helps (but make sure it is in a safe position).

I have noticed the higher nicotine content, the quicker a juice will mature and darker the liquid will become).

but u knew that i expect.

[stewarty]

Apr 16, 2014 20:58:52 GMT Super-Shiny said:

Apr 16, 2014 20:53:55 GMT Perpetua said:

Tbh, all this ' air space ' is a load of baloney for me as well Rom . . . Vendors don't send out 10ml of eliquid in a 30ml bottle do they?

Ain't got a clue, one thing i do know is i can now fill up a bigger bottle now for the OH with Red Astaire so that will keep her off my back for a little while

Started using the 50ml bottles for mixing too just because I am a 'Lazy mixer'

Got a few 250ml bottles that I use to make 24mg base ... then when I do a mixing session use a 50ml syringe with tubing on it to sook out 40mls, squirt into empty 50ml bottle, and squirt in concentrate to just below the neck.

Give it a good shake and you have 50mls of 18mg juice in about 2 minutes

Works for me because I usually mix everything @ 20%

[richvapers]

That will explain then why my PVC after two months steeping just ain't going dark enougth (still taste good though)
as all my mixes are done in glass clear bottles.
oh no i fell some comeing on.
and i leave the lids off, so my question is on or off? or does it not make any difference?

[clivealive1]

well i did some mixes with lids on and some the same with lids off for 24 hours twice.

not quite ready yet but lids off look darker.

so i will find out soon