Calling all E-cig / "Vapers" .... what do you vape??

[dcm161]

I started vaping about 4 months ago. I started with the ego's and have been using an Itaste MVP for the last 2 months. I have tried the cartos, but didn't like them. I do like my protank 2 and 3, which is my everyday setup. I smoked for 15 years. Put down the cigs when my ego came in and have not missed them. I'm waiting on a mech mod and dripping atty to come in.

 

[AirOpsMgr]

I started vaping about 4 months ago. I started with the ego's and have been using an Itaste MVP for the last 2 months. I have tried the cartos, but didn't like them. I do like my protank 2 and 3, which is my everyday setup. I smoked for 15 years. Put down the cigs when my ego came in and have not missed them. I'm waiting on a mech mod and dripping atty to come in.

Congrats

I too was right at 15 yrs of smoking & went to cartos, then carto tanks, but got tired of fouled cartos & drilling extra holes to keep thicker liquids wicking in the tanks (this was back before they had 2 & 3 hole cartos) - been on clearomizer tanks ever since.

I've tried mechanicals/sub ohm/drippers; awesome clouds and all, but the vapor is a bit too hot for my liking

 

[DownSouthMach]

What is this steeping you speak of? Just ordered some more juice

 

[Bgolden84]

What is this steeping you speak of? Just ordered some more juice

Let the juice sit with the cap off in a dark warm dry place for a day. Then cap it shake the dog snot out of it and put it back in the dark warm dry place for a few days to a week. It allows the flavor to fully develop and eliminate that perfume like taste

 

[AirOpsMgr]

Wait, is it a cool dark place or a warm dark place? I think I've heard 2 versions of this....?

I've not had to steep any of my iquids in the past, so I'm genuinely interested

 

[Bgolden84]

Wait, is it a cool dark place or a warm dark place? I think I've heard 2 versions of this....?

I've not had to steep any of my iquids in the past, so I'm genuinely interested

I personally prefer warm damp and dark Lmao. But for juice warm dark and dry Is the way that works for me. I'm not a patient person so I hide it from my self. The warm keeps the liquid from becoming thick. Also keep the liquid out of the sun as uv light beaks it down

 

[AirOpsMgr]

I personally prefer warm damp and dark Lmao. But for juice warm dark and dry Is the way that works for me. I'm not a patient person so I hide it from my self. The warm keeps the liquid from becoming thick. Also keep the liquid out of the sun as uv light beaks it down

Copy that; thanks



ETA: Is this with cap off?

 

[2001SportTJ]

I personally prefer warm damp and dark Lmao. But for juice warm dark and dry Is the way that works for me. I'm not a patient person so I hide it from my self. The warm keeps the liquid from becoming thick. Also keep the liquid out of the sun as uv light beaks it down

I was also curious about this steeping process. I've heard it mentioned before but never really knew what it meant.

I leave my juice in my car every day at work and the only thing I have noticed is my "Honeydew Melon" juice changes colors but it doesn't affect the taste at all. I talked to TxBoy and he said it was probably because the honeydew is only a single flavor juice as opposed to other juices that use multiple flavors.

 

[Bgolden84]

Copy that; thanks



ETA: Is this with cap off?

I leave the cap and dripper off for the first day then cap it up and shake it and put it back with the cap on.

 

[AirOpsMgr]

I was also curious about this steeping process. I've heard it mentioned before but never really knew what it meant.

I leave my juice in my car every day at work and the only thing I have noticed is my "Honeydew Melon" juice changes colors but it doesn't affect the taste at all. I talked to TxBoy and he said it was probably because the honeydew is only a single flavor juice as opposed to other juices that use multiple flavors.

Pretty much every juice that I've let sit, whether in a tank or in a bottle, gets darker .....