After you mix about 3 bottles, you'll be saying "OMG, why didn't I try this sooner!"
cool, im sure i can finagle it, im trying to keep this thing as compact as possible
I'm not sure Don. I always use the AC adapter, and mine has never turned off on me.
well that sounds good,mine is coming with the ac adaptor,,,,,i just mixed 8 30ml bottles and 2 45ml bottles,so im good for a bit on juice,,,,,,but you know the day that scale comes in ill have to mix another one just to play
I like the idea of the partially hidden tank,,,,,i love the egrip
I've got more juice mixed up than I could vape in a year. Plenty of variety for sure. LOL
What kind of a measuring contest is this.... Nm I don't want to know.... Buhahahaha
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That's how I do it. Everything except my Nic is in squeeze bottles. Drip, drip, drip. I don't know why I never put my Nic in squeeze bottles. Too lazy I guess.
I don't plan on weighing shit,,,,,,unless the vet wants a specific Rufus sample
about time for you to go to the corner,,,,,,don't post hardly anything,,,then come in here with that shit,,,,corner time young lady
I have to been posting Mr Post Monitor...hey @Geauxst got a badge for the hall monitor.....
wheres that thread at
I think it's in the mud pit now, or U Mad Bro or somewhere like that. I need some more popcorn.
link plz,,,I cant find it
worked like a champ,,,,,thanks a lot man
Rza, what kind of atty are you using to try your liquids?
do you ever speed steep?
night asshole
I put all my new mixes in front of my furnace vent and close it in. So my speed steeping is only really effective in the winter. A sonic cleaner is on the list, but a long way away. I have a crock pot, but only a couple glass bottles.
So I'm wondering, when you add flavoring to pg and vg and nic the steeping process starts. Some don't add nic so I suppose the process does not really require nic to start the steeping/ curing. So if you mixed a complex recipe with several flavors with out the base, would it steep on its own or does it need the carrier to start the process. I guess what I'm asking is, say custard, would the steeping time shorten if you mixed all the flavors? And does it start over when you add nic? What if you made a custard and let it steep for a week then add fruit flavoring would it taste the same as if you add it all at once? Complex questions by Moma to start your day lol....
If im not mistaken,,,,the steeping process is all of the ingredients reacting with each other,steeping starts as soon as you mix something,if you add something else,the steeping with what you add starts,,,,thats just how I think it works,,,,,,if im wrong ,,,,someone correct me
So if you add the same flavoring at two different times will it just mix together making a stronger flavor or add depth like layers of the same flavor?
I think it would
its all eventually going to just mingle together no matter when you add the ingredients, you may get a layer if you add something later, but it will eventually turn into what it would have been had you mixed it all at the same time
mornin don
it really is, i just cant quite put my finger on why its so good, i think its cause it has a slight natural sweetness to it but its not overly sweet. and you dont need much of it in a mix for it to stand out. i actually just made a ry4 mix last night bumping up the walnut to 3% cause i think it needs to have more prominence in the mix
3.5 to 5 % is my normal mix ratio
i went to try it the other day, thats when i found out that the scale i have here only goes to tenths. so i gotta get me a scale that goes to 100ths. not in the budget atm, but i will be searching the auctions and maybe get lucky
