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if you use colibri butane you are using propane as well, as it is 17% propane.
does vector not contain the 17% propane?
I've used 6 oz. cans of 'King' fuel with pretty good results, it's triple refined. Biggest problem I've had is how to get the oil out of the Pyrex and into the little bottle afterward. I scrape it with a Razor Blade but it is a challenge for me and I waste a lot getting it in the bottle. I should start a thread on just that subject... :-)
I saw some medicinal oils being made with Hexane, recently. In a dream. It totally wasn't real, how the Hexane product smelled and looked like butane-made honey oil. In my dream, the Hexane managed to retain the majority of essential terpenes or at least enough so that in evaporation I could detect very delicate notes of the different strains being extracted.
I awoke from this dream thinking that with a vacuum distillation, Hexane would probably make a very, very clean product of the highest quality and with the most possible aromas carried through. Based on what I have tried and am aware of, but still I think that CO2 product is the ultimate way to do it.
Now that HMK noted there is propane in Colibri, I definitely prefer Colibri to vector. Colibri normally carries through better aromas than vector im my experience. Although there are variables that could affect it also.
does vector not contain the 17% propane?
Really ? , I don't smell that crap in my vector
What I find odd is that lighter butane is uncented, yet the cylinders used for chafing dishes and cooking are scented.
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