Rosin removal question

Hey everyone, I've just discovered rosin and love it. One issue I'm having is some of my rosin is so sticky and sappy that I can get it off the parchment paper. What's the trick? Some of it comes right off and some doesn't. Any tips?

the freezer is your friend.

I take an ice pack and lay parchment on it while I collect my rosin.

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Ok. I love this stuff so far.

lio lacidem said:

I take an ice pack and lay parchment on it while I collect my rosin.

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This is what I do. Works like a charm.

Hold the parchment up to the ac vent while the ac is on.

Only place it in the freezer if your freezer is completely empty. Otherwise anything in there with moisture even ice will be sublimating and there will be too much moisture in the air and the parchment will get wet just after 5 min. Even with a frost free freezer. Those cause sublimation to occur faster


With ice packs you have to be very quick. Within a few minutes they will start defrosting and be wet on the outside.

You could keep a baking sheet in the fridge . That will be cold enough without the moisture. Then pull that out when you remove rosin

Its hot outside here. So we run the ac a lot. I keep a baking sheet on the coffee table. The cold air from the vent blows over the coffee table and couch. The baking sheet is always cold for the most part

The ice pack work perfectly