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If the alcohol you are using is already 96%, and food grade, you're fine. I'd skip the iso, and get ethanol usp if you need that extra 3%, and keep it food safe. (the grain alcohol you are using sounds perfect already...) Cold is actually good for extracting, no problems with freezing. I...

I use graves grain alcohol around here (190proof). If grain simply isn't available, you could try a brand like kleenextract or extractohol, they sell pure un-denatured alcohol. (un-denatured enthanol usp can also be found easily online) unfortunately, they are also much more expensive.

That's awesome. In the northeast we get killed on that stuff. A 100mg cookie at my dispensary is $45 for a single I believe. We seem to be lucky to get 10mg for $10 on lower dose, but that's here. I know people in neighboring states paying almost 1/10 what we are... *today they had a 54mg...

the standard commercial dose is generally considered starting at 10mg, and you'll find prices ranging from under a buck in some areas to $10 in others. You'll also find package sizes that vary, and contain many servings. in my experience 40+ seems to be the sweet spot (for experienced smokers)...

A pretty standard dose is considered 10-20mg. tolerance is a huge factor. as a daily dabber i go 100+ (usually 200+) regularly to get that fuzzy all over feeling. i believe east coast labs in pawtucket would be able to test a sample of your butter (tests run about $50 if i recall). dm me if you...

anyone ever do reclaim coffee? A friend put me onto this. Just stirring it hot coffee is quite effective.

I personally decarb mine (or not if it's for dabbing) before applying the alcohol to the dry material, and when it's time to purge I use a pyrex, and boil it off at 175 deg in a ventilated area, and scrape it up with a razor. Comes out looking like gold.

Are hookah's legal there? I'd start by checking places where those are sold if they are.

I thought it was the fluoride in the water. "Communist subversion and the international Communist conspiracy to sap and impurify all of our precious bodily fluids."

... don't smoke or inhale butter... words i never thought i'd type. ever.

i've dissolved bho in grain, and cold filtered in frozen jars, it basically dewaxes it. (stronger) ... i'm betting that cooking at up to 290 in the rice cooker covers the decarbing step

the goal is to get the nic point to where you are "satisfied" and then work down. It's pretty much bigger cloud lower nic, or smaller cloud higher nic, to stay at comparable levels based on the device you are using. so if going larger cloud route go lower, if the little one isn't satisfying go...

there's really no replacing, just settling. i took chantix, smoked joints, and when i couldn't do that, i used one of those lil cheap zero nicotine ones to have something to puff on. for brands look at kanger, wulf, conflict mods, itaste, and exxus. if your smaller one isn't doing it for you...

... also many still like the small cheap cig style refillable ones, it's really a perception issue about "buying all this stuff" and "replacing cheap parts" on a lower end unit you buy new chambers, and on a higher end one you buy wicks/coils it's pretty much the same price wise, just a...

the unit i mentioned having for $60 retails for $100, so a lot of it is retail markup. as to differences: RDA atomizer - drip style chamber, you install cotton and coils, and drip the liquid on the cotton directly. reliable. most have long warranties. these hold less liquid so leaking isn't as...

$100-120 should be top of the mark full retail, but honestly bargain shopping those same units can run around $50-$60. you also have to decide if you want a drip tank, and mechanical battery, or a digital temp control battery with a more typical tank. no matter what you choose count on it...

there is no one time purchase, you are constantly purchasing parts of some sort. chambers, or coils/cotton etc... i have a few things around in the $16 - 60 range. for durability i'd recommend getting a high quality rda with a lifetime warranty, and a good battery (usually $35+ alone without a...

yeah, the key thing is to make it palatable... i have no problems with cookies, brownies, and fudge. just boiling up a ton of it with butter and straining out the chunks works nicely...

using a premade liquid kit isn't something I considered. I'll have to look into the mix they are using (liquid is waayy cheaper blended yourself). This will likely save me a lot of trial and error. thanks!

I want to know all about whatever you learn making juice. My research is showing that pg400 or peg will be easiest to suspend oils in, but i haven't gone out of my way to do a decent test with raw unflavored liquid yet. there are lots of choices for the blends on those, and too thick will clog...