Your Steeping Methods

[Blade]

I was just wondering how different people steep thier juices and for how long.

 

[UncleRJ]

Time is the best way.

I am fortunate enough to have a fairly large collection of E-Liquids so when I get more, it is usually a couple of weeks before I touch them.

You can also try putting them in ZipLoc bags and immersing them into very, very warm water in a pot and then letting it cool down to room temp.

You can also try removing the caps and drip tips and setting them in a cool dark place away from kids and pets and anything that could knock them over for 8 hours.

But time is best.

 

[Wil westerlund]

I put mine in my closet for a minimum of 3 days and keep them behind a box so the sunlight doesn't hit them, the dark seems to work much better for me then just sticking them out in the open
It seems to work much better for me there the coolness seems to help too but I'm no specialist so figure out your spot and keep notes it helps allot

Good luck- ww

 

[JXN]

I've got an ultasonic cleaner and am currently cleaning a new Tobh RDA. Threw a 50mL bottle of custard I mixed the other day in there while I'm at it. Been in for an hour so far, probably will let it go a couple more.

 

[Teresa P]

I'm all about the shake n vapes if I make them myself but if that's not possible, they stay in my desk drawer for 3-4 weeks. I shake the crap out of them a couple times a day. What little I buy that isn't pre-steeped goes in the drawer and gets shaken daily as well until it's tasty.

 

[vape.queen]

http://spinfuel.com/spinfuels-guide-to-vaping-steeping-ejuice/

 

[kevmalone]

Like our beneficent moderator UncleRJ I too am blessed with a large selection of juice, so I can steep for extended periods. Everything is steeped for at least 30 days. After the first week the bottle is opened to vent then closed again. It's kept standing upright in a low light place with no exposure to sun.
I shake each time I open the bottle, but no more than that.