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Flavor Organization Solution
submitted about 10 years ago by turbotoast
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by turbotoastabout 10 years ago

Bottles: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00V1X1LPI?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00

Organizer: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000LDH3JC?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00

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by PriceZombieabout 10 years ago

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by SexualManateeabout 10 years ago

That must be a bitch if you get more and you have it labeled alphabetically :3

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by turbotoastabout 10 years ago

Lol, it is. I've already done it twice. It will just get worse the more flavors I get.

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by SexualManateeabout 10 years ago

You should try putting a's in one vertical row, and then b's, then c's, etc. That way you just know the general area and can scan it really quick. For letters with less flavors, just start a new vertical row under it.

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by diggity_ding_dongabout 10 years ago

A vertical row is typically called a column

I think you have a pretty good idea though, and it'd work with either columns or rows. Especially useful since OP wouldn't have to removed labels of flavors he's run out of and doesn't plan on ordering again.

Or rearranging in general, like you said

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by Sigihardabout 10 years ago

That's pretty cool looks really convenient. I was gonna mention making dividers for smaller bottles, then I saw that there's already slots for them lol. Does it come with dividers by any chance?

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by turbotoastabout 10 years ago

It does. They are attached to the back and you just snap them off.

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by Sigihardabout 10 years ago

I have a decent amount of 10ml flavors and half a shit load of 10ml experiments I've mixed in the few months I've been DIYing lol. Looks like they should be able to fit with the dividers in there.

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by turbotoastabout 10 years ago

They do. The bottle in the pic is 30ml.

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by GamerGuy6708about 10 years ago

Do 120ml bottles fit? If they do, is there room for a yorker spout top on them as well? Fingers crossed!

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by turbotoastabout 10 years ago

I don't have any of those. Dimensions on the bottle?

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by GamerGuy6708about 10 years ago

According to SKS:

155mm x 42mm and/or 148mm x 42mm

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by turbotoastabout 10 years ago

width wise they should fit, but the length is a no go.

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by darkfiresabout 10 years ago

This is similar to what I do!

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by Sigihardabout 10 years ago

I've been seriously meaning to do something like this, placed a big flavor order recently so my stash exploded in size. How I'm "organizing" is pretty disgusting to me right now. Laziness and Netflix always take over after a night of mixing lol.

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by JudgeHoldenBuxabout 10 years ago

You might want to use glass bottles for storage. PG and VG are solvents, so they can leach the plastic. I'm not saying they will, just that they might, if its not the right kind of plastic to stand up to PG/VG.

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by turbotoastabout 10 years ago

Was wondering about that. I'll have to find out the type of plastic, and see if it will be an issue. I would think it wouldn't be considering that most all 4oz bottles of flavoring are shipped in plastic. Unless the vendors just don't care.

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