meangreengrowinmachine
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That is so great looking hash balls..no French Canolies?
the washer i was looking at was the one marketed with the brand of bags I got it was just over 100 bucks so not too bad.
Decent bubble bags
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the washer i was looking at was the one marketed with the brand of bags I got it was just over 100 bucks so not too bad.
meangreengrowinmachine
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Also.. holy crap 12 washes!? I have been missing a LOT of product only running my material by hand 3 times!
MICHI-CAN
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As well as sealing the inside seam at the top of machine and heating and flattening of warped agitator out of the box.
meangreengrowinmachine
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Geesh that kind of sounds like a pain... what brand was that so I can maybe steer clear lol
natureboygrower
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Haha, I've yet to dive into the hash sculptures and art lol. I'm only doing small 1 0z runs but yielding over 6g which i dont think is too bad??That is so great looking hash balls..no French Canolies?
I think $70-100 is right around the price you want to pay.
MICHI-CAN
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I run 6 and have heads still when cold arthritic hands force me to stop. LOL. And definitely short washes. Not sure about 30 seconds though. Sounds like extra cycles. But if it is cleaner. Only take seconds to find out. LOL.
MICHI-CAN
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That was the agitator pully. Worked as was. But was headed for failure quickly. Seam only leaked during wash over half full.
It is Bubble magic. Not exactly quality. But works and $200 for complete 8 bags, wash bag and a drying mesh.
natureboygrower
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Yeah, it's a little more involved but i can bang it out in 2 hours than an hour to clean my bags and machine. It's crazy how you can actually yield more at different size micron bags the more washes you go. 90 yielded the most for me stepped down from 120. I didnt catch anything in the 73, so i plan on skipping that bag and going from 90-45 ( I'm washing the same strain next time. Hindu Hash from bodhi so I know what it's going to do)
natureboygrower
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Seems very short, I agree. But it'll surprise ya what's in your bags.
meangreengrowinmachine
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Do you usually run full flower or sugar leaf?
natureboygrower
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You do use a lot of water with this method though. Since I'm only running 1 0z at a time, i can get away with 3 gallons or so of water in the machine . So with ice melt, it takes about 25gallons to do 12 washes
natureboygrower
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Buds, larf and some sugar but not much. Mostly just buds.
MICHI-CAN
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Both yield. I run buds. Then the scraps in the storage bin. About the same results here. 12 cups per full load. LOL.
meangreengrowinmachine
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I have a deep clear af well so no worries on water usage here! Think i will scoop up this washer and get all my larf cleaned up soon here. Thanks for all the input!!
meangreengrowinmachine
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Come on stimulus check hahaha will be getting one of these and trying it out. Thanks for all the input man!
MICHI-CAN
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No pro here. I will share all I know though. Best of luck. You can do it.
Peace.
meangreengrowinmachine
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Ugh now cleaning and insulating my basement more *groan* the lame not so fun parts of growing lol
MICHI-CAN
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I keep my garage at about 50F when actually working the machine. I hope you have a floor drain and waterproof footwear. I still can't keep the floor dry.
natureboygrower
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I really like the machine, and at the price they're at, you can't go wrong. I paid $7 insurance on mine from walmart so the first sign of breakage I'm making a claim. I did not make any mods on mine ( i probably should) the water outlet gets clogged sometimes but i just blow into it and it clears itself. At some point I will mod it.
Edit
I do my hash making in a cold barn as well and keep my water outside over night as long as there is no threat of freezing. I like to use as little ice as possible with the coldest workspace/tools possible.
