First 190 grain alcohol extract for vape juice
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Bubblebhash is for cannabutter. And i was going to use the coffe maker for boiling out alcohol. I didnt feel comfortable with it so just used the rice cooker method. And as far as decarbing i couldnt find a str8 method to making vape juice so i am taking bits and pieces from diffrent methods .
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Late post . But this is the end product of my froze method of collection. This is how i did it.
I froze the alchohol and flower separately for 24 hrs. Then i poured alcohol just enough to cover the flower about 3/4 ". Then swirled it around for 2 mins stuck it back in the freezer for 15 mins. Taking it out every 5 mins to swirl a little. I did not use anything to agitate the flower. I did not want to break up the plants material. Got a strainer and coffe filter strained it out and put in rife cooker let it boil off the alcohol. When it go to a smaller amount, i then transferred to a small metal baking bowl. I set my hot plate to 225 degrees. Finished off evaporating the rest there. ( used the hotplate for the temperature setting, had more control). And this is the end result.
I froze the alchohol and flower separately for 24 hrs. Then i poured alcohol just enough to cover the flower about 3/4 ". Then swirled it around for 2 mins stuck it back in the freezer for 15 mins. Taking it out every 5 mins to swirl a little. I did not use anything to agitate the flower. I did not want to break up the plants material. Got a strainer and coffe filter strained it out and put in rife cooker let it boil off the alcohol. When it go to a smaller amount, i then transferred to a small metal baking bowl. I set my hot plate to 225 degrees. Finished off evaporating the rest there. ( used the hotplate for the temperature setting, had more control). And this is the end result.
Bush Doctor 77
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If you will be doing this a lot, get a stove top still to recover your alcohol.
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Thank you.i shall look into that.
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HugePeckerhead
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Does grain need to be used? Here in Pennsylvania I don't think we sell it.
gr865
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You can buy Food Grade 99.9% Isopropyl Alcohol on Amazon.
I buy cheap Russian grain alcohol, under $10 a liter, I also recapture my alcohol, well usually around 80% anyway.
This is the Distiller I use to make my oil.
HugePeckerhead
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Thanks. I have trim from 3 harvests sitting in my freezer and was looking for easiest and cheapest method to use them.
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gr865
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How are you able to check the solution to tell when it need more added to when it is finished?
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In my method, ( using grain alcohol). To check if it is done, I dip a paper clip in the oil and light it if it flames there is still alcohol, if it smokes, its good.
I worry about burning the oil with that pot / stove top still. Did you watch the video at the beginning of this post. It shows clearly how to finish the oil and alcohol evaporation. Good luck. I built one out of a tea kettle.
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The alcohol coming from the still will diminish in volume, the smell gets stronger, and the temperature above the solvent will drop below 180F.
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