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Mixing juice and living in a car, would my ingredients be okay?
submitted over 7 years ago by KijaJouteh

Title says it all.

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by Lulzorrover 7 years ago

Depends on climate I'd imagine. Nicotine doesn't react well to heat. Mixes will also generally change and concentrates may not hold up as long. Pg and vg should be fine.

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by KijaJoutehover 7 years ago

For the winter is okay?

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by lNTERLINKEDover 7 years agoI did not ask for this flair.

Since nobody answered you, yeah it'll be fine for the winter. big swings in temp will probably affect it, so maybe keep it in the trunk where the temp will be more stable.

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by torturedzenover 7 years ago

You are living in your car in the winter? Maybe you need to think about shifting your priorities to getting a roof over your head and a warm bed, instead of worrying about your juice. But then again I don't know your situation.

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by ReeferCheeferover 7 years ago

It's not always that simple man.

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by KijaJoutehover 7 years ago

You’re right, should just go back to smoking cigs huh

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by 0ptimusRhymeover 7 years ago

If possible keep your flavorings and nic in a box or something to keep them from getting sunlight. I can't think of any reason why you couldn't mix in a car though. Might be a little cramped but as long as you can measure/weigh and get everything in the bottle then you're good to go. Alternatively, if you're anywhere near Mass, you are welcome to use my mixing station. Slim chances you are but figured I'd offer. Sorry to hear about your situation, hoping you can get an apartment or couch to crash on soon! Also anyone that gave you shit in here can get fucked, sideways.

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by billiam723over 7 years ago

I'm sure the juice will be fine man, but more importantly I hope everything else works out. Stay safe out there.

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by ReeferCheeferover 7 years ago

As long as you can still keep the juice cool and dark you should be fine. If it's cold and you're mixing you may have trouble getting the mixture to properly mix

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by KijaJoutehover 7 years ago

I can probably just put the juice in my pocket and walk with it to get it to mix yeah? Or just boil some water?

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by ReeferCheeferover 7 years ago

Yeah your pocket should provide plenty of warmth to get the juice to a good thickness where you can give it a good shake. Stay safe out there man.

-1 points
 
by EdibleMalfunctionover 7 years ago

Never put juice in boiling water.

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by KijaJoutehover 7 years ago

I mean the bottle.

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by isuamadogover 7 years ago

Are you near nyc?

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by KijaJoutehover 7 years ago

Not even close unfortunately

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by Syrialityover 7 years agoDiketones, Schmiketones

How about anywhere near northern Indiana? Noble countyish.

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by KijaJoutehover 7 years ago

Haha I’m in the greater Nashville area.

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by jimmytatterover 7 years agoDiketones, Schmiketones

Maybe if you keep the Nic in a little cooler in the trunk just to keep the sun off of it.. I think that would be your best bet. Best of luck..

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by Binsky89over 7 years ago

A vacuum insulated thermos would work too (put the bottle inside the thermos)

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by Jimmy1lifeover 7 years ago

You can always just take all the nic and put into a base 80vg 20pg mix. I think thats the way to go. Need a juice fill some bottle with flavors then blast it full with that base easy peezy.

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by KratCatover 7 years ago

They should be okay. Depends on weather really. They might not keep as well or as long if its hot. Dont buy to many supplies at once so you can keep everything fresh. (Buy small bottles) Hope you have better luck with your situation soon.

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by Labubsover 7 years ago

If I was in this situation(which I have a few times years ago before vaping so it was rolling papers and a tin of tobacco), I'd absolutely be vaping unflavored and using the flavoring/bottle money to stay in a cheap weekly motel or something similar. And also food.

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by Nickchamberlinover 7 years ago

No

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