Well, yes, but… same situation as @SessionDrummer project went on hold when we took a holiday trip to Philippines and after we returned i have been busy, so didnt get to get back to the project.
When doing SFT (the way i do), taking a few weeks out of the calendar, wont only be affecting a few weeks of results due to all the follow up testing at 3, 10 and 20 day steep becomes affected.
Anyway, i will get back to it ASAP and will also see if i can find time to finalise the flavor notes that i did complete.
Is it me or are all these WF flavors a little on the harsh side? I’ve mixed them up at 3% like most others here have done. The flavors are good but a little prickly in the throat.
I’ve been steeping some testers for 3 weeks now, together with some others from PUR, LB, FLV & JF. The others are pretty smooth so I can definitely rule out my base liquids or equipment.
I’m not getting any harsh notes from the ones I’ve gotten but I mix with salts if that matters. Loving the shortbread and brown sugar cookies. The lemon squares are awfully sweet but the crust is yummy, will try with some sour lemon and maybe something like passion fruit.
I mixed testers with the same base liquids as I did with some other brands and they’re very smooth to vape. It could always be that it makes a difference but wouldn’t I notice that with the other ones too?
I don’t know honestly. I’ve used salts since I started mixing and have noticed I don’t get harshness from some flavors others do. Too many variables to pin it down from person to person. I’m high vg and only use peg400 if I have a very low flavor percentage. I also mix my salts base with 6% dw. I use no additives and even my citrus heavy juices only have a slight th.
Maybe this should go in another thread … but how does that work? Everywhere I look, I see people using more in SF than in a recipe and it’s my impression as well that a SF needs a little bump in %.