quick steeping methods you do?

[goneforagasper]

Thanks for that Perpetua you never stop learning at this vaping malarky do you

[Perpetua]

Jul 14, 2015 15:48:14 GMT goneforagasper said:

Thanks for that Perpetua you never stop learning at this vaping malarky do you

YW goneforagasper . . . . and no, there's always something new to discover I find.

It's remembering the information now for me that's the problem!

[kittyvape]

I haven't found that getting a UC has really helped with steeping, but you can't beat it for cleaning tanks; wouldn't be without it, for that reason alone. One flavour I tried to steep in the UC turned entirely flavourless, so occasionally using the UC can work against you. I've had to learn to wait lol. Tend to buy juices that can be vaped more or less straight away anyway at the moment. Tbh the only time I've seen any faster steeping was when I sat for 10 minutes lightly squeezing a bottle (lemon cheesecake), including shaking it a bit, to release bubbles. Interesting to try, but way too time consuming, lol, so everyone's advice about getting into a cycle of mixing sounds great to me.

[Perpetua]

Jul 14, 2015 20:56:50 GMT kittyvape said:

 I've had to learn to wait lol.

Result!!!!

[kittyvape]

Jul 14, 2015 21:06:11 GMT Perpetua said:

Jul 14, 2015 20:56:50 GMT kittyvape said:

 I've had to learn to wait lol.

Result!!!!

lol haha!    Took a while, but got there. Inspired by your good self. 

[jevans]

Jul 14, 2015 20:13:43 GMT Perpetua said:

It's remembering the information now for me that's the problem!

Tee hee

Jim

[jevans]

Jul 14, 2015 14:22:47 GMT Perpetua said:

Plastic is porous, so it allows the eliquid within to ' breathe '

So how come "fizzy" drinks are put in plastic bottles??

Jim

[Perpetua]

Jul 15, 2015 16:22:50 GMT jevans said:

Jul 14, 2015 14:22:47 GMT Perpetua said:

Plastic is porous, so it allows the eliquid within to ' breathe '

So how come "fizzy" drinks are put in plastic bottles??

Jim

Trust you!


Different types of plastics I guess Jim . . . . I'll counter with a suggestion to mix some VC or a Dessert flavour that requires time to steep and split the brew between a glass and plastic bottle.

Store in exactly the same way, then test the flavour in the two bottles at the same intervals - see if you can tell a difference.

[jevans]

Jul 15, 2015 19:55:31 GMT Perpetua said:

Trust you!

XXX

I only vape baccy concentrates, but I do use PET bottles both for e-liquid and bottling beer!

Jim

[Perpetua]

Jul 15, 2015 20:24:03 GMT jevans said:

Jul 15, 2015 19:55:31 GMT Perpetua said:

Trust you!

XXX

I only vape baccy concentrates, but I do use PET bottles both for e-liquid and bottling beer!

Jim

I'm a LDPE gal myself.


Which could explain it . . . . . .

[jevans]

Jul 15, 2015 20:37:33 GMT Perpetua said:

I'm a LPDE gal myself.

Gee thanks Mandy
LPDE??
Now you've bolloxed me!
Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) is safe plastic used for beverage containers.

Jim

[sydsut]

Jul 15, 2015 16:22:50 GMT jevans said:

Jul 14, 2015 14:22:47 GMT Perpetua said:

Plastic is porous, so it allows the eliquid within to ' breathe '

So how come "fizzy" drinks are put in plastic bottles??

Jim

If you leave an unopened plastic bottle of Fizzy drink it will go flat eventually, or so I've been told. Fizzy drinks don't last long enough around me to test it.

[jevans]

sydsut
Some high gravity beers take two years to mature, they don't go flat.

Jim

[Q]

When I made home brew it hardly had time to touch the bottles

[sydsut]

Jul 15, 2015 22:04:32 GMT jevans said:

sydsut
Some high gravity beers take two years to mature, they don't go flat.

Jim

The Fizzy drinks I meant were cola, lemonade, irn bru etc.