Thundercat
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Looks like thats gonna be another great batch BC! I need to figure out how to evap some larger runs.
GreyLord thanks for that info! I will look into the stainless steel thing. Much safer for sure.
Hey Qwiz check out my post #1542 I posted how everything turned out with it. For me I think I'll be drying my stuff just cause of the extra space in the tubes the frozen stuff takes up. It takes up 4 times the volume of space to yield the same. And I found that I didn't get a lighter colored oil with it because of the amber color of my trichoms when we chop so for that reason it doesn't make much sense for me to go the frozen route.
Thanks TC! This batch was scary at the beginning. Used the oil slick pads and the oil went a little bit off of them when the muffin grew huge. I let the oil heat purge for 3 hrs in the pyrex before going in the chamber but the muffin was still massive. I went a bit over board this time for my size chamber
Here is a chart of dielectric constants: http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/liquid-dielectric-constants-d_1263.htmlI'm off to my giant hardware store to finally see what's available to winterise my latest batch of oil. I've heard all sorts of alternatives to 100% alcohol like acetone, iso etc. Wouldn't have a clue myself.
Could someone give me the generic names of acceptable solvents I should look for that are suitable for winterising? I wanna make hash like you guys Thanks.
Hey BlueJayz, do you mean parchment paper? You shouldn't be using wax paper. Two very different things. The wax on wax paper could melt and get into your oil or stick to your chamber.Curious about this, does anyone else have a problem with the vacuum pulling wax through the paper?
On several occasions my wax paper will be stuck to the container after a vac and some of the concentrate had bleed through?
This is the main issue I have with wax paper; and why I keep using those damn pads.