Cloudy Liquid... Help!

[SUPERCHEF]

Has anyone ever gotten cloudy liquid when mixing? I recently purchased some unflavored 48mg juice and made some small samplers (50/50 unflavored liquid and VG with a few drops of arctic mint flavor oil). the liquid bacame thicker and very cloudy. After a few vapes on a brand new atty, i was getting a nasty burnt cardboard taste that wont go away even after cleaning.

Thoughts and advice are welcome.

Thanks

[kitsune]

Its the oil !!!!!

anything for mixing needs to be water based or water soluable. oils have a tendency to destroy atty's and don't mix well with the liquids. Sorry....

I am pretty certain that is the problem....

[Kragax]

I agree, had the same experience at one time.

[SUPERCHEF]

I agree, had the same experience at one time.

Wow! I never even thought about that. I will give that a try and see what happens...Thanks!

[kitsune]

I was lucky and had a mixer help me tons in the beginning. His best advice was no oil.....

we all learn by lumps !!!

I hope the next batch is better

Merry mixing

[Roober]

if it helps, i swear by lorann oils candy flavorings, and decadent vapor for my own mixes. Haven't had any cloudiness and I've tried about 20 flavors so far combined from both companies.

[HyOnLyph]

Its the oil !!!!!

anything for mixing needs to be water based or water soluable. oils have a tendency to destroy atty's and don't mix well with the liquids. Sorry....

I am pretty certain that is the problem....

Really? If I buy flavorings I need to make sure they are water soluable? That's a big deal. Glad I'm just perusing the forum to see what it takes to DIY.

[kitsune]

water soluable is the safest and less damaging to the atty. oils are also not metabolized well by the lungs. personally I stick to to water soluable flavoring.