Steeping Juice

[doormatt]

chocolate and pear sounds nice I bought some some red hot pear from chefs vapour, that's steeping it killing me lol

 

[Bigwhiterabbitt]

I'm not doubting you all but is most of the juice you get not made up in bucket loads and probably at least a cpl weeks old by the time you get it?

 

[doormatt]

Depending were you get it from they make to order

 

[whit77]

I'm not doubting you all but is most of the juice you get not made up in bucket loads and probably at least a cpl weeks old by the time you get it?

No a lot is made to order believe it or not or vendors sell that much they are constantly mixing up fresh batches, and as you can already see from the posts that a lot of us make our own

 

[Bigwhiterabbitt]

So you wouldnt steep something like Hangsen then?

 

[whit77]

So you wouldnt steep something like Hangsen then?

It's all personal preference bud, some flavours improve with a good steep others are ok to use straight away, I steep everything as I can see the colour change and improvment in flavour, my misses likes Hangsen gold & silver, and she vapes it as soon as it arrives through the door. Only advice I can give is if you use the same brand/flavor often is try steeping one

 

[Bigwhiterabbitt]

I'll deff be giving it a go Cheers

 

[doormatt]

Normally were you buy the juice from will say weather it needs steeping or not, if not then vape away.

As whit77 says after steeping the color & flavor changes

 

[bonezee]

Sound like i need to start steeping my juice?
I,ve never heard of this,but then again i am a vapeing noob

 

[McAldo]

Sound like i need to start steeping my juice?
I,ve never heard of this,but then again i am a vapeing noob

Give it a go.
In general terms, it's about giving enough time to the flavours to create chemical bonds with the base.
If it's commercial stuff like hangsen, they'll probably come ready if shipping from china.
Small typically will mix most stuff when there is a demand, so it's a good idea to ask whether it needs waiting or not.
In any case, many liquids will keep changing if you keep them months.

It's rare, but some organic flavours don't benefit from steeping, and certainly not from leaving the bottle open, as they can get worst.

Stirring the bottle will help, just, just spin it in circles upright. Don't shake it like you would do with a bottle campagne before spraying it on everybody at new years eve
Air bobbles in the liquid slow down the formation of chemical bonds.