After scooping it onto coffee filters or cardboard I use the small super fine piece of screen usually included with bubble bags. Dump the beauty goop in that and squeeze all the excess water out manually. This will press it at the same time...kinda like ringing out clothes with a giant hashball in the middle....Then just let dry overnite and enjoy
THIS is exactly the WRONG way to dry and cure hash. You are pressing it wet. BAD FORM. I blame Bubbleman who taught the world to do this, before I taught him not to.
Here is my conversation with Bubbleman, where he admits this is bad hash technique and that it's his fault for telling the world to do this.
Bubblemang knows what hes doing.. Swallow your pride and LEARN... Easy...THIS is exactly the WRONG way to dry and cure hash. You are pressing it wet. BAD FORM. I blame Bubbleman who taught the world to do this, before I taught him not to.
Here is my conversation with Bubbleman, where he admits this is bad hash technique and that it's his fault for telling the world to do this.
Shit was better than 90% of the hash I see out there......so how is that smart guy? Enlighten me please.....
Yeah I would agree on not pressing it when it is wet. A slight bit of moisture can be OK IMO, but it needs to be more or less dry if and when you press it. I usually do a very light hand press on mine, forming into aprox 3 gram balls after it has dried for a while, to get that nice, slow, dry and cure at the end that I shoot for. I find this method tends to preserve the trichomes and terpenes a bit more than leaving it in the crumble/powdered form (IMHO). Plus the really nice hash will usually comes out pliable and some what sticky so that it just sort of globs together in a blob even when it is dry, always a good sign :)
I've tried it both ways (plus many others) and prefer my current method. I've found itt preserves more of the oils, resulting in better flavor and smell. You can see a pretty noticeable difference under the microscope too.
Everyone has their own preferences though :)
The most important thing is Good in makes Good out.
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Hey, let me apologize for my tone, I did not intend to be rude. This is a major issue in the ice water extraction world. Bubbleman takes responsibility for this, as his articles and videos showed this technique. But he admits, this is very bad hash technique, and that you need to break up the hash as much as possible to let it dry.
Think about it, the water gets stuck inside and essentially gets emulsified with the hash. Let me ask you, what color is that pressed wet hash? Is it black like this?
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