Cleaning curing jars.

Snickerpus

Active Member
gave up with jars to much time cleaning and they don't hold enough- Oven bags/turkey bags are the best in my view
I use 15litres plastic buckets with gamma lids previously used for seed storage. Than I take them outside to clean with plain water through high pressure unit. Fed up with glass jars also, they suck
 

ProPheT 216

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Does anyone have suggestions on how to clean out the resin scuzz in the curing jars. Water and dish soap isn't cutting it. I've heard of alcohol and agitating with rock salt and also an apple cider solution. Any thoughts appreciated.
I put mine in dishwasher. Comes out clean
 

RetiredToker76

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I only clean my jars when I change up strains.

Then I use 91% - 99% ISO alcohol depending on where I end up getting it. Regular stores, typically only have up to 91%. During the pandemic when everyone was out of Alcohol I found a supplier that had 99% lab grade and have used that a few times to clean pieces and jars. Add a little bit of salt which acts as an abrasive, I do a mix of kosher and table salt on pieces and just kosher or the jars. Shake the hell out of the jar, and if it's really bad let it sit for 24 hours and shake again.

Sparkling clean every time.
 

waterproof808

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Because why? A dab of food oil to dissolve the resin, and then a thorough washing with dish soap and hot water.
Coconut Oil is really good for getting resin off your hands. The trick is to mix it with a squirt of dish soap and dont use any water until all the resin is dissolved in the oil.
 
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