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  1. My dogs are indifferent to vapor, but my cat... well, he LOVES it, lol... At first I always thought he was just being a cat and chasing the cloud, but soon I figured out he was actually liking it. Fruit flavors, bakery flavors, vanilla... he likes them all He also use to grab the smaller 10ml bottles and run off with them... well, he use to, that is... Now, I only use 60ml glass bottles for my personal mixes, and I keep all my flavors, VG, PG, and Nicotine in the freezer (upright, that is, lol). There's a few bottles of mixed liquids on the shelf next to my work-desk, but he doesn't bother them now that they are in glass, but he still chases the vapor around the room
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  2. Another reason I prefer a 100mg base is for ease of measuring, when mixing a 30ml batch of 4mg using a 100mg base you add 1.2ml base, if you use pure nicotine you would have to measure .12ml, which can be done with the right equipment but not something I want to do. Besides pure nicotine is hard to come by, but you can get it.
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  3. LOL... just a side note. If you store nicotine in a bottle in the freezer, put it inside a plastic bag, then into a child proof container. I had a liter in the top of the freezer. When I got my second liter, I grabbed the first one, and it had leaked out about 50ml into the bag I had it wrapped in. It was lying on it's side. They are both wrapped separately, placed upright, inside a container now. It isn't child proof, but I am the only child who lives here (my wife is the adult).
    2 points
  4. Most of the time it is diluted with Propylene Glycol or Vegetable Glycerin, or a combination of both. Most people I know only use 100mg/ml Nicotine or lower. 100mg/ml is a 10% solution and while it is still dangerous, it is much safer than 999.9mg/ml which is the 99.99% pure nicotine. Nicotine solutions such as the 10% that i use are very thick and do not produce volatile fumes. This is why we must turn it into an aerosol using heat in our vape mods. When I mix, or even fill my tanks at home, I use my office. I have a cat that is super curious and likes to get into anything that he can. @Compenstine suggested that I use a tote to store my stuff with a latching lid. I also keep all bottles sealed, and everything cleaned such as beakers and graduated cylinders inside this box.
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  5. Why didn't I think of this? I have a vacuum/heat sealer at home, and we have a big one at work.... I have just been using ziplocks. You wouldn't believe how often people say...."If I don't pull a Jason...."
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  6. So If I dont pull a Jason and stand it up it should be ok?
    1 point
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