So there I was, working on theorycrafting a strawberry lavender yogurt flavor, with my wife on the couch adjacent to my computer. Suddenly I'm hit with an intoxicating scent, seducing my olfactory senses and triggering my salivation responses. I shoot a glance at my wife to see if she noticed this scintillating aroma, and she is simply ignoring this gift that was given to us; too busy removing her finger nail polish to bother with my passion. I search the living room high and low, but alas, come up short of anything that would lead me to this wonderful flavor. I ask, NAY, beg my wife for her assistance in locating this soul-cleansing aroma that has eluded me so. She puts the cap on her acetone nail polish remover and gets up to assist in my scouring. I immediately lose the scent, all while having a eureka moment. I uncap the acetone, prepare my senses for bliss, and take a deep, heavy lunghit of nail polish remover.
Euphoria.
I awaken several hours later with a splitting headache, but a desire unlike any other. So can anyone clone this for me? Also, if someone could clone the flavor or silicone sealant, burnt PVC, and the bitterant they use in keyboard duster I would be eternally grateful.
TL; DR: can someone clone nail polish remover for me? k thx bye.
Ugh I bought the authentic version and just spilled it all over my desk.
I am having problems finding nail polish remover remover. Any thoughts where I can get some?
Also, this stuff smells really harsh, might need a long steep time.
My version says acetoin-free on the label!
I've made a couple of juices that came close to actual 100% acetone. They usually involve TFA black cherry and TFA key lime.
Hopefully that gives you a good core to start with.
Thank you. Your name reminds me, do you happen to know a good milky vomit flavor?
Start with 20% TFA Sweet Cream and build from there.
You joke but ethyl acetate is commonly used in acetone-free nail polish removers. It's an ester that's created from ethanol and acetic acid. It's common in wines and some beers (Flander's style sours usually) and has a sweet fruity cherry-ish aroma in very low concentrations. Higher concentrations give a definite solventy aroma and in that case is considered a flaw. TFA sell it as a singular aroma compound I believe but I'm not too sure if it's in any of their flavourings or if it's vape-safe.
10% acetone (wal-mart)
2 drops per 30ml cyano-acrylate (wal-mart)
That should give you a decent base, add TFA honey to taste if needed.
TFA honey?! WTF you thinking? I don't want it to taste like piss homie.
You're going to do your own extractions - it's what all the big companies do. First, here's the recipe:
- 18.67% Pure acetone 69VG/21PG/10 Olive Oil (you actually need to get lipid pneumonia in order to taste this).
After you have your mix, you need to bury it after a cicada genocide and wait 17 years. As the cicadas re-emerge, boil them in your mix. Voila. You have what you're looking for.
Now another problem is your build. You must use a triple infused, quadruple twisted, quintuple Clapton. About 8 wraps around a 12 inch drill bit. Plug your coil directly into the outlet and you have yourself the best vape experience. /s