Kitchen recipe

Was just cooking dinner and noticed we had some unopened Queens Peppermint Essence in the pantry. One of the ingredience is PG. So........

45% Queens Peppermint Essence
5% VG
50% 36mg PG Nic

Now feel like I'm vaping a Steamroller XXX mint

Cheap and cheery !!!

 

let us know how long ur atty lasts.

 

Cheap and cheery you say? Not so cheap when you start killing atties like nobody's business.

 

Sorry but why will it kill an atty any faster than any other eliquid.?

 

I dunno, perhaps they just don't want you to vape it, they don.t seem to want to be forthcoming with their superior knowledge, very helpful hey .. let us know how it goes.

I know some of the queens stuff is oil based and not overly safe to vape, no idea about peppermint. if its got PG in it I would have thought that was the carrier, not an oil.
sweeteners can be bad ..

peppermint oil is not the same as peppermint essence .. I doubt it has sweetener in it either..

 

Ingredients are glycerine, alcohol (3%), water and peppermint oil...........

Guessing one of those isn't good??

 

oils are probably best avoided when possible, heres a cuppla links 'vaping peppermint oil' turned up. don't take anyones word as gospel unless its got some good technical data and a medical degree behind it, there seems to be enough anecdotal evidence in just a quick read thats it NOT an atty killer. several people using it for months with no comment. I would be more concerned with health effects on vaping anything than killing attys.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...lavorings-vg-specifically-peppermint-oil.html

http://guidetovaping.com/2012/02/diy-for-beginners-flavor-list/

 

So they're more worried about my atty than about my health

Noice !!

 

Inhaling anything that isn't air or steam isn't really good for you.
The question is how much oil is in the pepermint flavor you're using & how bad is it to vape in the small quantities you will be vaping it?

Probably still a lot safer than smoking