Steele_GreenMan
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A piece of winterized bho/ shatter from my last bubba run.
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Yeah its weird it was like sap after I vac purged, then it waxed up on me over time (almost 2 months)
So I tried winterizing and it came out nice.
*** if I were to winterize on a fresh batch would I do it before vac purge or vac purge, winterize, vac purge again?
Why would hotter temps be required? Under vacuum we are only heating a slab to provide a viscosity that allows bubbles to form and escape the surface tension. I've not noticed a need to use more heat for etoh than butane.So taking it 2-4 days in a vac chamber then redissolving into another solvent that generally takes hotter temps/longer purges is only hurting you.
Why would hotter temps be required? Under vacuum we are only heating a slab to provide a viscosity that allows bubbles to form and escape the surface tension. I've not noticed a need to use more heat for etoh than butane.
I'd room temp fan evap it overnite, scrape the resulting porridge to a silicon mat and into a vac chamber at around 105f. This will get you there fast and happy.
yeah i didnt think alcohol vapor would be a problem but with the fan blowing and having it on the coffeee table in front of me it gave me a headache lol and stankThat is literally my tek when using iso/etoh. hahaha Ive started putting a cheese cloth over my pyrex to keep dust/hair out. Got cats and dont have a dedicated fan.
I also do it in my bathroom with the exhaust fan runnin so it doesnt build up with alcohol vapor.
I scrape to parchment but to each his own. Then vac for 2-4 days. Ill start lower than 105 at the beginning but after about 12 hours at 85-90 the top layer is solid and the bottom is gummy. So a flip and another 12 and then the temps get bumped to 100. Sometimes higher if i want over shatter/wax
yeah i didnt think alcohol vapor would be a problem but with the fan blowing and having it on the coffeee table in front of me it gave me a headache lol and stank
Try one of those cooking screens that you use over a frying pan instead of cheesecloth.
Hey, whatever happened to SirDabs?
I suppose when your solvent is heavier than air one needs their bathroom vent and range hood (not explosion proof btw) installed in the floor. smh... But whenever a bathroom vent is available thats my go to.
An over the range vent that actually vents outside would work too. Most dont though now a days.
I speak to him every so often but sadly, some forum members on here were rude n giving bad info/taking info and he just didn't like how the forum went and turned into. Some personal things as well but know he still loves everyone that is true![]()
when I was serving in the Army
That is why you are in our town, still haven't found any one in this town who has not served, besides me.
I suppose when your solvent is heavier than air one needs their bathroom vent and range hood (not explosion proof btw) installed in the floor. smh