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Yes especially if you freeze dry the washed material, this minimizes oxidation which really helps with reducing terpene volatility.

If you have any pictures, we'll be happy to take a look and see. If there's any water residual that went into the rosin, it'll be much tougher to salvage. Can't tell for sure unless we have more info and a picture defintiely helps!

Thank you fam! ❤️

To make THCA, follow this tutorial we made - https://thepressclub.co/blogs/tips-tricks/how-to-make-thca-rosin - all you do after you have the THCA is then melt it down, re-shape it and then re-introduce the sauce back with it!

Be careful when purchasing rosin bags from Amazon especially from brands like Dabpress and Dulytek. Both of these brands make their rosin bags abroad in China and they aren't made from food grade material. When heat is applied, bag particulates will end up in your rosin.

The manual turn style top can be hard to operate since it's so manual! We feel your pain fam! All good, when you're ready to upgrade your unit, we're here every step of the way so if you have any questions, simply message us here or email us directly at [email protected] and someone on the...

We're here to help every step of the way fam!

Yes, you can definitely run this! We recommend rehydrating for a few hours since your material is older. This will allow your material to properly rehydrate thoroughly before your wash. And depending on how you stored and cured your material, you'll most likely end up with darker rosin due to...

Jumping in to help here fam! Sounds like your bubble hasn't properly dried yet. Drying bubble takes anywhere from 1-2 weeks in ideal temperatures and environmental conditions. You'll need to keep your RH% at about 50% to 60% throughout the drying process, similar to curing. You need some free...

Yes, the pre-press molds are used exactly for that!

Yes fam! You can definitely stack our bags without spacers!

You're welcome! Glad we're of help along your journey fam! ❤️ And remember, shorter washes for your initial hand washes then longer for your consecutive washes! Keep us posted on how everything goes!

Hi fam! A lot of this we just posted in another thread but it's super relevant here so copying and pasting! :) The size of the bucket you use will really depend on how much material you plan on washing at once and whether you will be washing cured flower or fresh frozen. I've attached a...

But why!? It's so much fun doing it - it's like growing! 🌱

This really depends on your strain and how it dumps - some will require more bags than others to get the proper trichome separation. We recommend doing a small test wash with multiple 1 gallon bags to see how how your strain washes and then moving to larger vessel to wash the rest! Here's a...

With washing, you're trying to create a cold water vortex of water that knocks the trichomes off instead of using something really aggressive like a paint stirrer which will strip everything off, including parts of the plant! Hope this info helps! ❤️

It's important to have quality bubble bags for washing but remember it's a misconception you need expensive bags to make a quality product! There are, however, some key qualities you'll want to keep in mind when you're shopping for a good set of bubble wash bags... One key bubble bag quality...

Hi everyo Hi fam! You guys are all asking some great questions and we'll like to jump in here to help you along your bubble washing journey. Especially with Croptober around the corner, we know a lot of people here are interested in this topic. To answer you first question, what size buckets...

Heat the small glass nail, put the glass lid on and put your concentrate on top of the nail, inhale and enjoy!

You're welcome fam! Feel free to message or email us if you have any other questions! ❤️