Egads! ...maybe I could cut the flavorings by 2/3rds LOL
Thanks though! I'll post my recipe in the mixing thread if it's good - I've made a lot of strawberry custards, but never with the two mains I have right now
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Thanks though! I'll post my recipe in the mixing thread if it's good - I've made a lot of strawberry custards, but never with the two mains I have right now
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I guess... if you really object to tasting your vape.
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6% Capella or TFA strawberry is loud and clear to me! And more than that is rough on me, keep in mind you use 9 watts or so? I go between 50-70
3% Bavarian Cream is the most I've used successfully,to each their own!
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I tried the CAP Sweet Strawberry and the TFA ripe Strawberry, both of them alone, and also mixed... couldn't taste either of them, though they do smell very nice. That's the biggest problem I always had with bought ejuice, smelled great, no taste, or very very little -- even back when nobody went over 15w unless they were subohm'ing on a mech.
It's rather odd, really; my nose has always been like a freaking bloodhound or something, even when I smoked -- now it's a bionic bloodhound -- but apparently my tastebuds suffered drastically from nearly 4 decades of coffin nails. With my sense of smell like this, I always wondered if I was one of those "super-tasters" or something -- I can taste things in Twinings English Breakfast tea that nobody else seems to notice -- but I think it's more that I'm a super-SMELLER, not -taster, and that tea is highly aromatic.
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dymo labelwriter 450 thats what i use pal have my own logo jucie vg/pg and nic on itQuestion here about juice, not flavor bottles.
I have a ton of juice mixed up and even more single flavor testers. I have always used just masking tape and a sharpie - but this is no longer really working all that well. They can rub off, fade and all this is increased from any amount of juice on the label.
What are you DIY'ers out here doing for labels? And does anyone have suggestions? Thanks in advance.
I am not looking to make a retail quality labels just something better than hand written smeared jargon
Same here. I print PG/VG ratio, Nic level, flavour percentages and date on it. Easy to squeeze everything on there with a label printer. No doubt what's in the bottle. And easy to recreate the contents.
Dymos are quite cheap these days and very easy to use.