I have recently learned about Aquios Labs brand liquids which have 30% water in them. They are sold in Esco Bars disposables and a new Innokin disposable. As of now, they do not offer juice for refillables. I have not tried these, but I am interested in the concept. They publicize the 30% water content but do not state the percentages of PG or VG. Has anyone here on ELR tried mixing with water at this high of a percentage? I’d love to hear about your experiences?
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I know of people diluting their juice with distilled water, just can’t remember what for anymore. Might have something to do with PG intolerance and thinning the juice with something else.
I do not recall people using it at 30%. Seems rather high. Wouldn’t you end up with a sputtering wick?
I might be wrong. I’m sure someone else will come along and correct me if that is so 
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I checked your profile, so I know you are a legit member here. So just what does this comment mean?
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Just a joke. Poking a little fun at the database fiasco.
Carry on
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Not water but I was using 50/50 pg/vg when I was quitting the Nic (to increase flavour, it did a little).
It was quite a thin mix, I was using top-air-flow tanks so no leaks but it did gurgle a bit and would burn through the juice at 22watts 0.6ohm coil.
I guess 30% water would be similar if not a bit thinner again.
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Very interesting. This gives me a little more information to work with.
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@ccs, EVERY time I have tried to water down, thin, adjust by adding water to ANY of my mixes, regardless of the percentage, I’ve always been greated by a spitting, sputtering vape. I vote NO on the water, even distilled.
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I’ve used it before & never had any issues…
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Do you remember which percentage you used?
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The bottles I bought were from justvape247.com but they’ve closed down now. It was 15% distilled water. I’ve only used it in tanks & the highest I vaped at was 65w. Never had any issues with it.
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I’ve had the same effect even at just a few drops of distilled water to “smooth” out a mix.
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I thought that would be the case I wondered if I could put a vg mix with water in the Gc and homogenize it’s Butt into submission then I found the web site above
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I’m just finishing up a 30ml test. I made a basic custard which I’m very familiar with and tried 4% water and max VG. It wound up using no additional PG beyond what was in the flavorings. I estimate its viscosity to be similar to a 30/70 mix. There was a little popping with a fresh MTL low density Clapton coil which stopped when the coil got just the slightest bit of gunk on it. The flavor was exactly what I am used to with 60/40 VG/PG. I prefer my MTL juice to be a little thinner than this and will make a new test mix with 6% water. For me, water seems to be an acceptable substitute for PG. Especially when I consider that it’s available everywhere and, for all practical purposes, it’s free.
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Hello 2011, there we have always used water to dilute. Mostly 55/35/10 PG/VG/H2O, called traditional base.
Everything repeats. Soon we wrap again with silicate instead of cotton. 
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