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[vapesmarter]

Couldnt you just stick it in a 90 degree cycle on the washing machine? air all seems like a bit of a rigmarole. I just leave mine to sit in a wooden box.

In one of my boxes it steeps as fast as a rat up a drain pipe

Oh he’s gone the dream that once was I’m always going to wonder what it was

 

[Fuctifino]

Ingredient / Process (delete as applicable etc....)

Great film - taught me how to find inner peace....

now fuck off (kidding)

 

[Andy S]

I'm looking for a bit of help in getting an idea on the market. As I make my own juice (vanilla custard) and have been for 18mths or so, I've tried most ways of speed steeping, the best method I've found is with an ultra sonic cleaner. The way I do it is to place 1 to 5 100ml bottles in the 2.5 litre cleaner fill till the water reaches the shoulder of the bottles heat up to 55 degrees and run for 7.5 hours, although this is in 90 min segments so you have to keep going back to it to switch it back on. I then take off the caps for 24 hours replace and leave for two weeks, flavour is so good I don't vape anything else. Ok if your still awake, my new idea doesn't need heat or water and will run constantly for 8+ hours after which time it is ready to vape, at the moment its one bottle at a time. I have made a prototype and am vaping the first result right now and its stunning.
If anyone is interested please reply but please be aware i'm very cautious I don't want to be ripped off but am open to anyone who can genuinely give me a few pointers. I feel that this could be a godsend to the home juice-maker.

How is anyone going to give you "pointers" on an invention you've told us nothing about?

If the best method you've found is an ultrasonic cleaner which you didn't invent, how is anyone going to rip you off?

If ultrasonic is, as you say, the best method, why would anyone be interested in your invention?

 

[Andy S]

Having obtained the temporary use of a friend's cleaner (which btw she doesn't use for anything vape related), I've not found any benefit to using ultrasound. Seems to me the only thing it can do to the juice is heat it indirectly by heating the bottle, and there are easier ways of doing that. The only thing I've found that reduces steeping time is more frequent shaking, so on laundry day I stick all my ripening juices in a box on top of the washing machine.

 

[zouzounaki]

Steeping the flavours with the 72mg nic before adding pg and vg reduces steep time and increases the effect. A few of us have tried it.

 

[mattyk2010]

Steeping the flavours with the 72mg nic before adding pg and vg reduces steep time and increases the effect. A few of us have tried it.

We tried it, tested it vaped it and proved it [emoji23]

 

[zouzounaki]

I also don’t believe there is any specific method of steeping or speeding the process up that will make the liquid taste any better or different than another method. It’s a chemical reaction. The only thing you can influence is the speed. I think using ultrasonic cleaners is a delusion, and any fancy new method that claims to achieve improvements in flavour must be false. I don’t think it’s possible.

 

[zouzounaki]

Just looked back and noticed the op had a flaky early on in his thread. Ah well.

 

[mattyk2010]

I also don’t believe there is any specific method of steeping or speeding the process up that will make the liquid taste any better or different than another method. It’s a chemical reaction. The only thing you can influence is the speed. I think using ultrasonic cleaners is a delusion, and any fancy new method that claims to achieve improvements in flavour must be false. I don’t think it’s possible.

I agree with all that [emoji4]

 

[Fuctifino]

I agree with all that [emoji4]

So do most vintage winemakers/distillers etc....