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Post by Roger on Apr 8, 2013 15:40:44 GMT
The HS RY4 with hazelnut to taste (5-10%) would be quite nice.
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Post by Roger on Apr 8, 2013 15:36:58 GMT
made this recipe off another site and wanted to share love it 10% Double RY4 5% Caramel Candy 5% Bavarian Cream % can be changed to suit but i like this as is. its good straight out the bottle but tastes great after 2-3 weeks also change a bit sometimes add a little vanilla a bit of tobacco absolute and a tobacco concentrate when i want more of a baccy vape. Sounds nice Karl, but you need to put who's the flavourings are.
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Post by Roger on Apr 8, 2013 13:42:26 GMT
That's a clever widget Roger! My old fashioned way of answering is . . . Postmodern Smoking/Liberty Flights/Flavourarts UK . . . and maybe 28VapesLater & Leisure Liquids as both stock a very nice range of DIY equipment/concentrates. Yes I should have answered properly, but sometimes it seems that people can't be bothered to do a bit of searching/research themselves. Anyway it's my birthday, so I can do what I want.
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Post by Roger on Apr 8, 2013 12:43:49 GMT
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Post by Roger on Apr 8, 2013 12:28:46 GMT
Erm, my PG turned up, but I'm unsure if I've ordered the right one. It's propylene glycol, not glycerol! Or is it the same? PG is Propylene Glycol. Glycerol is also known as glycerine etc and is VG
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Post by Roger on Apr 6, 2013 17:32:40 GMT
it does require a little more than just sloshing some flavouring in a nicotine base. Oh, that's where I've been going wrong LOL. Seriously, Paul, it really isn't too difficult once you have mixed your first couple of recipes. I started thus: 30ml 54mg/ml Nicotine Base 100ml PG base 100ml VG baseA selection of flavourings a couple of syringes, a 2ml one and a 5ml one. Some empty bottles (any excuse to have a vapefest to clear out the dregs!) The ubiquitous kitchen roll IMPORTANT - Nitrile gloves to wear whilst handling the nic base - it is a poison! A copy of E Juice Me Up calculator - can be found here EJMUAll these items above can be bought from Vape Escape - there may be other sites with slightly better prices, and others offering a larger selection of flavours, but you can at least get all the starter kit from here. Other sites I have used are Leisure Liquids, Post Modern Smoking and Alchemist's CupboardI started with some White Chocolate and Blackcurrant flavours from Decadent Vapours, and trialled a 10ml mix using the flavours at 10% of the total each. This came out surprisingly well, and spurred me on to make my own Vanilla Custard. I have since gone into partnership with a converted mate of mine, and we have just received our first joint order with enough ingredients to make up about 300ml of juice!! Give it a try, it really is worth it and a bit of fun - the only limit is your imagination! Andy Andy are you sure you meant base, or dilutants? (PG/VG) as base is Nic liquid. Don't want to confuse the OP further.
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Post by Roger on Apr 5, 2013 17:38:51 GMT
Recipe Lab for me, I find "ejuice me up" quite complicated cos I never know why I have to put in %ages of nic at the top and again further down,and the "recipe lab" one has pretty pictures of the juice in colour as you add it to the beaker, but I am a bit of a thicko Top one is for Nic base. On the left hand side for your % required.
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Post by Roger on Apr 5, 2013 17:38:04 GMT
EJMU. Tried Recipe Lab, but it needs more work.
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Post by Roger on Apr 5, 2013 15:15:19 GMT
They are good from there, but most of them are not their own flavours but are Inawera, Wera garden and Tino D' Milano, so good makers. They do state which are from which house so plus marks all round.
Edit: I asked them last week if they could get Inaweras' 'Don Hill' flavour as I was getting it from 4drops who are re-structuring at the moment, and they have now got it in stock. They describe it as "Old tobacco style with a hint of wood." It is rather nice and well worth a try.
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Post by Roger on Apr 5, 2013 14:02:33 GMT
Small Heath!!! You go wash your mouth out, knuckledragger central there.
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Post by Roger on Apr 4, 2013 16:29:56 GMT
Keep it simple to start with Dolly, then as you get more confident you will find that you are happy to experiment.
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Post by Roger on Apr 3, 2013 15:52:04 GMT
Bail out, Kippers, keep em coming.
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Post by Roger on Apr 3, 2013 15:09:50 GMT
So that's why the bed is wet in the mornings. Capillary effect from the drawstrings in my jim jams.
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Post by Roger on Apr 3, 2013 8:49:40 GMT
Everything you can carry Bomber
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