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I see a lot of people using tube columns as extraction chambers, using a single pass of butane then letting it drip from the bottom. I did this for a long time but I decided to try something new.
I've been using a different method and it's results are stellar and was wondering if any of the pros here can give me input on adverse effects of soaking.
Supplies: 1/2 gal Mason jar, 6 oz. bud/leaf/trim, Case of 5x Power Butane, coffee filters.
Freeze everything, pack your material into the mason jar and freeze it in the jar. You'll want to poke 2-3 holes in the lid of the jar, small enough for the butane tip to be activated when you push, other holes are for pressure vents. Once everything is well froze (about an hour) start shooting butane into the jar until it's full of butane liquid, it's shouldn't be "boiling" much at this point because you froze it first. Once the jar is full put it back in the freezer to soak. Being in the freezer doesn't allow the butane to evaporate much at all, you'll get a bit of boil from just touching it with our hands. After it sets in the freezer for 20ish minutes I take it out swirl the jar a bit and then replace the lid with a coffee filter, replace the ring to hold it down and then pour into a glass dish. From there procedure is the same, double boil/heat the mass of the butane off, then extract @ 29.5" Hg.
I get about 30-50% more than doing it in a tube using the same 6 oz. and 6 cans of Butane.
Now, Am I over soaking the material? can the butane leech out anything else from the plant material. I end up with virtually the same product as in a tube, just curious if anyone sees any issues.
Thanks and hope you give it a try.
I've been using a different method and it's results are stellar and was wondering if any of the pros here can give me input on adverse effects of soaking.
Supplies: 1/2 gal Mason jar, 6 oz. bud/leaf/trim, Case of 5x Power Butane, coffee filters.
Freeze everything, pack your material into the mason jar and freeze it in the jar. You'll want to poke 2-3 holes in the lid of the jar, small enough for the butane tip to be activated when you push, other holes are for pressure vents. Once everything is well froze (about an hour) start shooting butane into the jar until it's full of butane liquid, it's shouldn't be "boiling" much at this point because you froze it first. Once the jar is full put it back in the freezer to soak. Being in the freezer doesn't allow the butane to evaporate much at all, you'll get a bit of boil from just touching it with our hands. After it sets in the freezer for 20ish minutes I take it out swirl the jar a bit and then replace the lid with a coffee filter, replace the ring to hold it down and then pour into a glass dish. From there procedure is the same, double boil/heat the mass of the butane off, then extract @ 29.5" Hg.
I get about 30-50% more than doing it in a tube using the same 6 oz. and 6 cans of Butane.
Now, Am I over soaking the material? can the butane leech out anything else from the plant material. I end up with virtually the same product as in a tube, just curious if anyone sees any issues.
Thanks and hope you give it a try.