Governmentchz
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Good explanation Wattsaver.
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Not sure man, but I'm living vicariously throughout your experimentation. Too bad those guys at extr@ctionEksperts don't pony up and become site sponsors. Though by the time they'd get in here, we'll have our very own resident extraction expert, aka s1ingblade.
s1ing, is your setup a closed loop/reclaim system?
Yes please! feel free to post awayDon't worry about picking up any chlorophyll. I do my soaks for 10 to 20 mins. I even did an overnight soak once. Plant material / chlorophyll is a very polar substance, and water is the most polar of all solvents, so water is the biggest culprit in pulling chlorophyll. Butane is a very non-polar solvent, so it has little effect on the plant material. But the thc heads are very non-polar and are easily melted in the butane. Alcohol as a solvent is pretty much middle of the road in world of polar and non-polar, therefore it is always recommended to freeze the material prior to alcohol extraction because it will pull chlorophyll out of the plant material. Hope this helps.
If you want I could share my method of soak, extract, and cleaning of the oil.
Good explanation Wattsaver.
...over 40 outdoor babies.
I hope to be able to "whole Plant" extract a few of them.
Sick setup and sick results s1ing. I'd dab a shard of dat.
I've stayed with solventless hash-making for the most part, though I reclaimed some oil with iso a few times. However, I've a good friend that does quality blasting, and he's proof to me there should be no underestimating the value of really good equipment and the knowledge to use it properly. Doing so makes a better product and does it safer. He's got a couple tubes and a nice vac chamber and is finally starting to hit his stride with some very fine quality as well. Even so, he's constantly on the hunt for better, more efficient, cleaner methods. Lol, he gets so geeked whenever he's got a new piece of gear to put into the rotation and every one he adds has increased the quality in clarity and flavor.
Keep up the good work man.
Hey sl1ng buddy
Why won't you review your trimmer wand publicly? I'm curious as I was looking at that same product.
I'd love to try some of your wax man. It looks great. I still have my concerns about chemical residues that are hard to let go. Ice water just seems so much more benign.
I can't really do this outside at my place. My backyard is only fenced with chain link. There aren't any good places for me to do this stuff outside. I'll just live vicariously through you in the meantime. Thanks
I tried using another piece of the "PTFE" teflon paper to flip it back and forth and even some of the "no Goo" type non stick pads but both didn;t please me a bit. I use the teflon paper to blast into and I will also leave the oil in the paper and put it straight out of the heat bath and into my 5 gallon vacuum chamber but at about an hour in the chamber I will use a piece of parchment paper and place it right on top of the patty, then I flip the patty inside of both pieces of paper and flip it over. The first flip always seems to be the hardest , I use one hand to slowly pull one corner of the paper and the I then use my index finger on the other hand to kind of put pressure and go from one edge to the other until it falls off or releases.Hey s1ing,
Just going through your last update with the closed chamber extraction. I don't remember if you explained before, but could you tell me your experience on transferring your muffin from the Teflon to the parchment paper. Any tips to minimize loss?
A 10%+ yield is really good and totally dependent upon strain once you've got your system down...and it appears you do. My buddy is looking into CO2 as well. CO2 extraction with bubble bags has WAY too much plant matter in it for my liking, but a CO2 blast tube system is intriguing.