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now co2 extracts is honey oil.

Heres a small yield of wax. Co2 wax.

What was the solvent cost for that yield? Soon i will juice the competition @ 6 & 10,000 psi for a fraction of butanes cost w more being removed from matrix delta 9!!!

hey matt, whatcha charge for an extractor? can yours lock up and go supercrtitical at 580 psi, 306F?

not from washedmouth you havent!!!

high pressure vessel, gauge,valve, is bout it. thermometer! scale, co2, any co-solvent, bingo bango. 5th grade set up.

clown, tell me you dont use a plastic bottle w butane now do yah? lol

wow yr somekinda late bloomer or wut???

liquid oxygen(o4) or Lox isnt used for oxygen ear wax. oxygen explodes on contact w oil and grease. explodes violently. instead the only way o2 ear wax can be made is by diluting the o2 to a point where it cant combust eg less than 20% mixture of co2 would be prefered or similar mixture of non...

now theres some psycadelic funk w bass. dont not see it now. and check out youtubes first 420 honey oil extraction co2 brought to you by myself. both are a real treat.

you in la county? youtube 420 honey oil extraction co2. im in la and sell these vessels if interested.

the safe alternative is co2. watch my video im the first co2 420 video for extractions. youtube 420 honey oil extraction co2 and see how i use carbon dioxide to extract really pure,clean, potent oil methods available and the safest too. thats a non toxic approach to yield oil.

o2 compressed is used with co2 at about 80/20 mix of carbon dioxide and oxygen. thats done so that it doesnt become an oxygen enriched enviornment, and explode. normally any oil introduced w oxygen will explode. so co2 is used supercritical coupled w oxygen compressed and the hot gas extracts a...

you dont need to spend 1k on a vessel. you could spend more or less, but i sell co2 extractors starting at $200 bucks for an entry level unit, i also have them as pricey as $700 6,000 psi. its a 5 foot vessel and weights a ton. so you need lab equipment for bsho, all needs to be sparkless...

the real downside to bsho 1. price 2. small yields 3.safety hazards 4.weak overall oil lacking essential active ingridients left in matrix. 5. toxicities etc. etc.

you see its people like this who know just enough to get themselves hurt or killed. when using o2 as a solvent, you must have like a 80/20 co2/o2 ratio because oxygen when in contact w oil will explode, not fire but explode. so if theres nothing from stopping an enriched oxygen environment...

propane makes wicked oil. the only thing is the propane must be ran througha activated charcoal coloumn so it can absorb the odourants used. naphtha makes wicked oil, co2 wicked oil, nitrous oxide i can only imagine one wicked oil. alot of different solvents can be used, i like high pressure gas...

so my personal w-4 is of interest to you? fuck you if your getting anymore formulas that work from me again. figure that shit on your own, or search back onmy posts and try from their. thank you for not buying technical info from me as i now am not giving that shit away anymore. good luck in...

my first rig was a oxygen vessel rated at 2100 psi, and unknown cf probably about2.5 lbs tank or 10cf. I always liked the gauge for reliability, and ease of use coupled w an digital thermometer. then i thought saftey and compromised a gauge for a burst disk and i knew it was gunna blew, so all...