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there is 45 grams of ethanol added to that formula.

5 lbs dry ice : 28 grams of pot is excellent. the process be repeatable to further extract what wasnt extracted the 1st time.

That's the temp we max out @. So you can vary the fill amount to vary temp up 2 149 degrees, but obey max psi. A tank bursting in our face would kill you and anyone near could also be killed. I'm desiegning a scfe rated at 10,000 psi and safety features are a must. Pressure relief valves, check...

Hey if yr interested in a co2 extractor, I sell them in los angeles. Had people come as far as sandiego and petaluma to get 1. Satisfied customers happy at the direction there oilsthey now make. Super simple to go supercritical. Hit me up.

Forget all the extra stuff u mentioned, just use the tank as a reaction chamber. Fill tank w crushed dry ice, near the top add like half a pound of ground trim, thread the valve back on. I throw my vessel in a pool in case of mishap. Check out my video youtube 420 honey oil extraction co2...

no the fires give honey oil a bad name. its a non-flammable procedure if done right (w co2). so its really nothing more than incompetant people who get the bad jacket. im not in that bracket of classification. after my share of fires, i looked to a better way. went from toxic chemical solvents...

thats pretty tight, but idk about 25,000 bucks worth. my systems start about $300 and up. depending on vessel size. youtube "420 honey oil extraction co2"

bro im sorry it took like a year to post a how to video on youtube. it can be done and i have all the recipies for an array of oils, waxes, concentrates. co2 is the shit. it cost less, yields more, potency is noticably enhanced, cleaner, fresher taste, etc. 5 lbs would take about 500 lbs of co2...

well i hate to tell you your wrong. i found a way to get around the hefty price tags by avoiding it being pumped a liquid. huge 60:1 pumps made it impossable for individuals to extract w co2. my method uses solid carbon ice packed by hand, then pressurized to a liquid or scf. anyone interested...

yeah you can hit me up for a scfe cheap. im the 1st youtube video showing it done w pot. 420 honey oil extraction co2- youtube.

check out my vid on youtube showing how i extract w co2, "420 honey oil extraction co2."

when i use dry ice, i put it through dynamic changes. it starts as a solid, becomes a subcritical liquid, then further heat and pressure becomes a supercritical fluid, then back to a solid as a snow, different from the starting material. the product yields real honey oil. not bsho, and far more...

well it requires some beefed up equipment, but nothin super fancy. check out my video on youtube" 420 honey oil extraction co2"

ear wax is the product your talking about. its a combo using supercritical co2 and o2 compressed. there is only a select handful of people putting this product in the hands of dispenseries, thus your hands. ear wax is so potent, it full on melts away as oil, with no inherit taste bho is...

isopropenol isnt what you want to extract with. it dissolves to much chlorophil, sugars, and a bunch of trash we dont want from a pure product. butane isnt the ideal extract either. much of the essential oils wont be dissolved so a bunch of oil is trapped and will never be released by butane...

what i do with insect problems like mites, is wrap my fingertips with scotch tape so that the sticky side is not touching my skin, but ready to sticky trap those pests and their webs with minimal loss of tricomes. its super cheap, organic pestacide control.

calling all those specializing in the art of concentrates to share their expertise and together we shall make outstanding products. no one knows all, unless we show each other how its done. keep your eyes open for my how to supercritical and subcritical articles with photos its super easy to...

its not at all accurate. its totally different. u must contain co2 under pressure with matrix, then heat it past 88' f, typically 104' f. low temp and high pressure keeps oil golden and sweet. butane is suitable as a co-solvent, propane is more effective, and naphtha is king co-solvent. ethanol...

thats not how its done. you need to be no higher than 80' f. 88'f is supercritical, and once started can not be reversed. however it may be recycled or vented in atmosphere if you dont mind wasting gas. but you dont mind blowing away money since you invested $1000 on your sfe. took picts of my...

whoa that is way complicated apperatus you got going on there. i have built a subcritical system in which it costs way less than a grand to build, and a whole lot easier to understand, all done with stainless steel. i will post pics as soon as i get pictures of it. very complex deal, but if...