Read the thread, the drying process is covered in detail.hey man, made an account to see if you could help me out with this question about the drying process.
i have been drying my concentrates by collecting all the wet hash and using a razor blade to chop it all up, then placing all the chopped up hash on a piece of cardboard to dry it out.
Am i doing this wrong?
also, i know you dont run BHO anymore, but in your experience, which strains tend to wax up the best?
thanks
thanks, i guess ill take another look.Read the thread, the drying process is covered in detail.
this thread, post #35.thanks, i guess ill take another look.
i tried looking earlier but couldn't find anything as it is difficult sifting through 90 pages of tips.
ah, thank you!this thread, post #35.
I just tested that bag, and I do not like it. I prefer the work bags from bubbleman, they are thicker and slightly smaller.so, before I take the plunge on this work bag, do any of you have any experience with these guys being good or bad or this product in particular being good or bad????
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thanks kittythis thread, post #35.
you are correct. the main reason I started teaching ice water extraction is that I was not satisfied with the other tutorials out there.ah, thank you!
glad i came across this. Before, i was using subcool's outdated method of squeezing the hash patties while still in the bags to strain out most of the water, then chopping it up afterwards to let it dry out. but i still feel like i was trapping in moisture, even after it was chopped up.
thanks
will it work fine for the price??? I can't afford to spend 40+ dollars on a work bag.I just tested that bag, and I do not like it. I prefer the work bags from bubbleman, they are thicker and slightly smaller.
thanks kitty
you are correct. the main reason I started teaching ice water extraction is that I was not satisfied with the other tutorials out there.
yeah it should work fine, but it wont last as long.will it work fine for the price??? I can't afford to spend 40+ dollars on a work bag.
wacky bags makes a drawstring work bag for the same price, do you know if it's stronger??yeah it should work fine, but it wont last as long.
I've not heard of wacky bags and can't really vouch for them. Use a 220 bag in your kit and it will catch the stuff that should not have come out of the work bag.wacky bags makes a drawstring work bag for the same price, do you know if it's stronger??
I've not heard of wacky bags and can't really vouch for them. Use a 220 bag in your kit and it will catch the stuff that should not have come out of the work bag.
that sucks hah..ive had some bags open on me.... lol Extract fun.. live n learn
I don't have a 20 gal machine but I do know when I load my 5 gal machine part way like that it'll quickly get to the point where you need to add more water, and the ice usually melts some, so it causes the whole 5 gal to 20 gal ratio thing to get pretty bad pretty quick, so IMHO I don't think it would work well.Matt what do you think about three 5 galllon bags in the 20 gallon machine. Instead of the lg 20 galloon bag. I feel like you would get more extraction with a little less agitation. Just wondering if you have tried this method? Have you explained how you make yoour bubble dabable?