Vaping accessories needed...

[timnowvapes]

Apart from storage, storage boxes etc. which can be turned into great Vaping storage I managed to find a piece of redwood (scrap) and drilled 10 holes in it, I now have a place to store my filled Cartomisers, and the i3 CE2 clearomisers fit in there too!

A cartomiser rack would be good :-)

Also, actual Juice storage containers for bottles.

Holes cut out to match bottle diameter to stop them falling over, and a deluxe version that operate a vibrating method to keep bottle shaken, whilst they steep over a period of time.

Some advice does say to shake daily:

STEEPING

WHY STEEP

Steeping is a method by which you leave the liquid for a number of days or weeks, this is said to help infuse the flavours, resulting in a deeper flavour.

Flavours blend and marry fully over time, so you will have a richer, deeper, more flavourful product after a few days or weeks of steeping, we recommend steeping of all our VG based E-liquid

Let them sit for a few days or a week before vaping and you will find yourself with some very flavourful e-liquid.



STEEPING METHOD:

There are a few different methods used for steeping, some would suggest putting the bottle away in a dark cupboard for a few weeks, other methods are putting the bottle away with the top off and mixing or shaking the bottle everyday.


For best steeping results:

We at UKECIGSTORE recommend the following, this is the method we use and we believe it works well as do our customers,



Use the Eliquid when you first get it, this will help you check how effective the steeping method is.

After this store the E-liquid in a cool dark place with the top removed (in a safe place AWAY FROM CHILDREN AND PETS) and shake daily.



After a 3 /4 days test the liquid, you should see an improvement in flavour infusion,

Check again after three more days, do this until you cannot notice any further improvement.

We normally recommend a week and a half worth or steeping as we have found these give the best results.



Remember the higher the VG content the better it will taste after steeping.

Enjoy

UKECIGSTORE.

A massive amount of time goes into Vaping, setting things up, filling things up, mixing, allowing things to soak over night, cleaning - we could so with some labour saving devices here, some very good storage, safe storage as well

So designers at the ready.........I'm sure there are plenty of vendors willing to partake in reselling

[lunerdog]

Well a juice shaker is a doddle mate, blue tack your juice bottles to the top of a washing machine, every time you wash your clobber your juice will get shaken

[Takshaka]

Desktop storage for cartos, clearos, tanks, mods etc etc is something I am very much in need of! Too many things just randomly wandering around around me at this stage

I love the look of these markspens.com/mod%20holders.htm
haven't seen anything similar on this side of the world... not that I have spent long looking... yet

[Batdragon (AKA Batty)]

When I saw the link you put I thought it was for M&S. I thought wow a company like them getting in on vaping is a big leap forward.

Just shows how awake I am #icon_rofl#

[timnowvapes]

No M&S - sorry

Washing machine won't work, well it will, and it does, but a little accessible to little hands full of curiosity! It is bad enough trying to stop them pressing buttons on it and opening the drawer mid-cycle

[OneDay]

Take a look at this thread

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=shopping&thread=9002&page=1

[gaura]

I thought about getting some packaging foam (its quite sturdy) and cutting holes in it for particular size e liquid bottles, like 10ml and 30ml. Cut that foam to fit inside any box and hey presto.

I did see a packaging company that supplied foam inserts with holes cut for 30 ml bottles, but they were quite expensive for what it was, probably cheaper to buy the foam and cut yourself to suit.

I like the idea of storing all my e liquids in some neat and tidy box, with compartments for various bits and bobs.

[dave]

For wooden boxes I can recommend these:

www.boxylady.co.uk/wooden-boxes

I've had two from there and for the money very decent.

For foam inlays, this is a rather cunning system:

www.efoam.co.uk/pickpluck.html

[boo]

Im toofrightened to get a designated box, especially with space in it....that'll have to be filled....