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 aspore
Cellular Drone
Registered: 04/05/10
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 Jar Hash - Quick and easy ice extraction 
#484081 - 10/01/10 11:22 AM (13 years, 6 months ago) |
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This is a fairly quick extraction method that allows for a good quality product. It will not be 'bubble' quality, but it allows for a good hash from waste materials.
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Materials:
1 quart jar
1 pitcher (or larger container)
1 metal screen (window screen, I use a fish-gravel strainer)
A piece of fine sheer cloth material (I used some material from lingerie of my wife's)
Some coffee filters
Ice cubes
Freezer(not neccessary really, but I like it)
First I take all my dry plant material, and crush it up through the screen into a bin (the orange one pictured)
I place the crushed plant material into the quart jar.
added about 8 good ice cubes
Added water untill the jar was 3/4 way full
placed lid/ring back on and shook for 10 mins thoughouly
(this picture shows little floating leaf, most of it's at the bottom. This is because I have ran these leaves 3 times already and they are really soaked)
placed in freezer for 20 mins
removed and shook for 5
replaced in freezer for 30 mins
removed and placed on counter and gently 'twisted' the jar a bit every few mins to help seperate the plant material (floats) from water/trichromes (bottom layer)
once the plant material had sat for a while and thoughouly seperated, I then used the metal screen to pour off the top layer as best possible.
Then taking the finer material, I strained off the first liquid product
then taking that second liquid product I poured it through a coffee filter, this process taking about 30 mins, as it filters slowly.
Then scraping the filter, pressing it all together and then on come cardboard. Put in dry place for a while then scrape up and ball it up!
final product from about 20 grams of trim.
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"To live the life you only see, in the stores and on TV,
Is to take away the seed, the roots, and stem of all we need."
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 doublehelix
Bodhisativa
Registered: 11/13/10
Posts: 103
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 Re: Jar Hash - Quick and easy ice extraction [Re: aspore]
#497673 - 11/13/10 10:48 AM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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DoctorDarkMatter
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Registered: 08/10/10
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Last seen: 13 years, 5 months
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Re: Jar Hash - Quick and easy ice extraction [Re: aspore]
#498860 - 11/17/10 02:45 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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nice tek, but why strain off the first liquid?
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