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Just realized I have never tried any of my mixes steeped.
submitted about 9 years ago by mitchels6

I have been mixing for almost a yr now and generally mix up about 100ml at a time. I vape about 15mls a day and have never tried any of my juices over a week old.

Anyone else a lazy shake and vape mixer?

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by dfunk_about 9 years ago

My roommate and I did exactly this for a while too. We would make up a couple 30mls so we had flavors to switch and then would vape them in a few days. Never got around to letting them steep. Our solution was to buy a 12 pack of 120ml bottles and make a bunch of juice all at once so they had time to sit around and steep. Super worth it too.

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by MINKIN2about 9 years ago

Yeah, I'm a lazy shake and vaper but I usually mix up ~300ml of different flavours at a time to avoid vapers tongue.

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by mitchels6about 9 years ago

Yea, I suffer from vapors tongue alot. Maybe I'll make up a few large batches tonight.

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by leapinglabratsabout 9 years ago

If it's a recurring issue, try reducing the total flavor amount to 5-10%, depending on brands etc. Does wonders.

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by ohm-societyabout 9 years agoMixologist

This

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by aggibridgesabout 9 years ago

What's vaper's tongue?

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by ThomasMinotaurabout 9 years ago

It's the fatigue of your senses that causes you to lose the ability to really taste.

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by aggibridgesabout 9 years ago

I KNEW I WASN"T THE ONLY ONE! Great to know this is a thing, ty

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by Silba93about 9 years ago

I've never actually had a recipe that i have created get better after a week steep. 1-3 days alot get better as the flavours mellow out.

I'm 99.9% sure that this is a user error though, I'm still learning my creams and bakery. I mostly mix fruity though and very rarely do they need longer than a day to become the dogs bollocks.

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by Copponexabout 9 years ago

Dunno if this is appropriate, but do you mind maybe sharing some of your favorite fruit mixes? I'm having a hard time finding fruit recipes, e-liquid-recipes are mostly filled with custards and creams.

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by Silba93about 9 years ago

Hi, i'm by no means a 'pro'. I've only been mixing for 7 months. So there's my disclaimer haha. Notes will be on ELR, if any :P

Summertime 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Blueberry Candy (TPA)|2 Blueberry Extra (TPA)|3 Blueberry Wild (TPA)|2 Grape Candy (TPA)|3 Grape Juice (TPA)|2 Koolada 10% (TPA)|4 Menthol|3 Watermelon (TPA)|3

Flavor total: 22%

Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!

Malibu base - add fruit

Ingredient|% :---|---: Coconut (TPA)|3 Jamaican Rum (TPA)|7

Flavor total: 10%

Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!

Fresh Orange v2

Ingredient|% :---|---: Ecto Cooler Type (FW)|15 Orange Mandarin (TPA)|4 Super Sweet (CAP)|2

Flavor total: 21%

Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!

Blues v2

Ingredient|% :---|---: Anise (FA)|0.75 Apple (TPA)|3 Blueberry Candy (TPA)|4 Blueberry Extra (TPA)|4 Bubblegum (TPA)|4 Koolada 10% (TPA)|1 Raspberry (Sweet) (TPA)|3

Flavor total: 19.75%

Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!

Peachiwi

Ingredient|% :---|---: Dragonfruit (TPA)|2 Kiwi Double (TPA)|1.5 Peach (Juicy) (TPA)|10

Flavor total: 13.5%

Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!

Mixed Berry Anise v2

Tiger's Tears

Ingredient|% :---|---: Coconut (TPA)|1 Koolada 10% (TPA)|4 Strawberry (TPA)|6 Watermelon (TPA)|4

Flavor total: 15%

Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!

Lion's Blood

Ingredient|% :---|---: Coconut (TPA)|1 Peach (Juicy) (TPA)|6 Strawberry (TPA)|8

Flavor total: 15.5%

Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!

Lion's Tears

Ingredient|% :---|---: Coconut (TPA)|1 Koolada|4 Peach (Juicy) (TPA)|6 Strawberry (TPA)|8

Flavor total: 19%

Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!

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by get_touchedabout 9 years ago

I totally agree, please share!

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by Silba93about 9 years ago

Read my reply to /u/Copponex above

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by TheHairyScreamabout 9 years ago

Indeed, please post - sick of custards/doughnuts etc.

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by Silba93about 9 years ago

Read my reply to /u/Copponex above

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by icarus-_-skyabout 9 years ago

I just mix 500-1000 mls at a time. The first bottle is shake and vape and the rest get to steep.

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by blizzlewizzleabout 9 years agoPâtissier

I'm still trying to find the few recipes I love enough to warrant mixing in the 100mls. Then there are the recipes that I do love but am always low on concentrate and end up making 30ml. Started using JuiceCalculators inventory to keep track of how much of certain concentrates I have

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by wh1skeyk1ngabout 9 years agoDiketones, Schmiketones

Since I got into DIY, I've made at least twice as much juice as I can vape before I make more. I have 25+ juices to choose from every day, with recipes and development notes on all of them as they steep. I wouldn't have it any other way. If you are going to bust out your mixing gear, you might as well go all out. A lot of times I get home from work around 5, and mix until I go to bed at 10. I also tend to spend some time at work coming up with recipes.

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by mitchels6about 9 years ago

to be honest, i never really experimented with making my own recipes. I generally just go to eliquid recipes and buy the flavors for the top rated recipes. Not only am I lazy, but unoriginal. I will occasionally run out of a flavor and sub w/e else I think is a close match in though.

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by leapinglabratsabout 9 years ago

Not so much lazy as impatient, I've tailored my berry and fruit recipes to be shake and vape. The advantage is that I never have to wait, the disadvantage is that some turn into soap after a few weeks :P

Creams and bakery is a whole other matter.

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by KR213about 9 years ago

I give creams 3 days and bakery 5. Not perfect but they are usually pretty tasty

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by rivinhalabout 9 years agoPâtissier

I used to be lol. But I figured out that by mixing multiple bottles at a time, I could vape one while others steep. I don't know why I never did it that way before haha.

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