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B.B. King
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I've been enjoying the shit outa' hash oil lately, but it's time to refine my methods a bit. I've tried Isopropyl, and acetone to date. They both work fine, but they both dissolve a considerable amount of plant matter. I've read that a nonpolar solvent results in a much cleaner product. We're all familiar with butane extraction, and that's a nonpolar solvent. Another one is hexane. It's commonly used to extract oil from seed pulp. That's what I'd like to try next.
The other thing I'd like to try is to reclaim a significant portion of the solvent. I'm thinking a typical hooch-type still would work fine. The only hitch I can think of is that hexane is likely to eat any rubber grommets, prolly even epoxy. I'm thinking connections should brazed or something. Anyway, if anyone has any thoughts or suggestions, I'd love to hear them!
Grow well,
B.B.
The other thing I'd like to try is to reclaim a significant portion of the solvent. I'm thinking a typical hooch-type still would work fine. The only hitch I can think of is that hexane is likely to eat any rubber grommets, prolly even epoxy. I'm thinking connections should brazed or something. Anyway, if anyone has any thoughts or suggestions, I'd love to hear them!
Grow well,
B.B.