Method of mixing

[spikeyfridge]

Perpetua style. Not recommended for new mixers!
Splosh of this, dash of that, fill to here with a pour or two. Top up with another thing. Job done! Easy as that and no ill affects. Pretty quick too.
Been mixing at100mls for years so know how I like it 

[Postmodern Smoking]

If mixing for myself, I measure approximate nic & flavour with a syringe (that currently has no markings!) into a bottle of 'suspected' known volume. Then top the bottle up with VG and PG by eye... job done.




[ETA] If mixing for someone else, it's a new syringe (with markings!) and all components measured.

[Bob]

May 3, 2020 19:56:32 GMT Postmodern Smoking said:

If mixing for myself, I measure approximate nic & flavour with a syringe (that currently has no markings!) into a bottle of 'suspected' known volume. Then top the bottle up with VG and PG by eye... job done.




[ETA] If mixing for someone else, it's a new syringe (with markings!) and all components measured.

There is a cure for that - clear nail varnish

[Postmodern Smoking]

May 3, 2020 20:04:56 GMT Bob said:

May 3, 2020 19:56:32 GMT Postmodern Smoking said:

If mixing for myself, I measure approximate nic & flavour with a syringe (that currently has no markings!) into a bottle of 'suspected' known volume. Then top the bottle up with VG and PG by eye... job done.




[ETA] If mixing for someone else, it's a new syringe (with markings!) and all components measured.

There is a cure for that - clear nail varnish

Or clear sellotape.

I still have plenty of new ones... but never seem to get around to protecting the markings, if I open a new one!

[spikeyfridge]

Funnel into top of bottle, honestly I'm such a lazy mixer

[Get Off My Cloud]

I just go by weight pour everything straight from the bottles mix up 250ml at a time.
I don't play about trying new flavours and stuff these days been vaping the same thing for nearly 3 years straight.

[solac77]

My 1st dabble was with measures some 7years ago then after a few trials and errors i went down the weight method..so much easier...especially with eliquid site and saving recipes etc

[phtumshk]

May 3, 2020 20:04:56 GMT Bob said:

May 3, 2020 19:56:32 GMT Postmodern Smoking said:

If mixing for myself, I measure approximate nic & flavour with a syringe (that currently has no markings!) into a bottle of 'suspected' known volume. Then top the bottle up with VG and PG by eye... job done.




[ETA] If mixing for someone else, it's a new syringe (with markings!) and all components measured.

There is a cure for that - clear nail varnish

i just scratch the main lines before they dissapear with a stanley knife

[Fallen Angel]

I use scales as I mix in grams, then I pour the ingredients directly into a dedicated blender jug as I use a blender to mix my liquids.

I tend to mix 2 litres at time for me and my partner

[Richard46]

Use small measuring cylinders for the nic and flavours; put them in a big (200m) measuring cylinder and top up with the VG/PG as required. Make 190m batches at a time. Not bothered if the VG/PG is a bit out.

[VapingBad]

2 x 500 ml measuring cylinders into a 5 ltr plastic jerry can for flavoured 0 nic + 330 ml brown glass bottles of flavoured 50 mg/ml nic, then easy to mix these to any strength which I normally do that about 5 times a year. Absolute max washing up my 2 measuring cylinders 6 times a year, can't be doing with extra washing up.

[GunJack]

Jun 5, 2020 18:37:12 GMT VapingBad said:

Absolute max washing up my 2 measuring cylinders 6 times a year, can't be doing with extra washing up.

I totally get that

I use 1x pyrex 500ml jug and 1x small plastic medicine measuring cup marked in 2.5ml increments - that's the washing up tally for each 300ml juice mixed, and I usually do 1500ml at a time (300ml x 3 flavours for Mrs.G-J and 600ml of mine) in a session. Method - measure nic base, flavouring with measuring cup, put in jug and add the PG & VG by eye using markings on jug, mix with electric frothy coffee mixer, pour into 300ml bottle and shake for a few minutes