[420]Haze
Active Member
IMO, that is incorrect, both bubble and dry ice go through a bag, either way, water or ice, still get contaminants, i can also get different grades with dry ice, i just do as many runs with as many different bags i have and theres my different grades. You also suggest that dry ice damages the trich's, lol, far from it, the dry ice method basically cools everything to the point it becomes a solid ( including the trichs ), now, if you gently shake it, the trichs fall through your bags screen undamagedas they are solid and hard, the trim is also a solid so it doesnt break down and go through the screen as its to big, this is the purest way to remove the trichs, with the bubble method, you aggitate the water and trim, sending reverberation into the water and trim, once that trim is wet, it starts breaking down very quickly and becomes slop, your "mature trichome heads" are in there with that shit getting churned around, fuck that.dry ice hash is for beginners*...
graded ice water extract is for connoisseurs...
I'm sure Haze will disagree with me, but each to their own. If you are happy with your results with dry ice, then great. I will give it a go when the time comes. But I don't think I would be throwing my trim from say a querkle cross or something of high quality around with some dry ice. The downside that I see with dry ice hash is that it isn't graded and contains impurities. It does however make a smokeable product basically instantaneous with no fucking around.....with ice water extract you get graded isolated mature trichome heads, but have to spend more money on equipment, take longer to extract AND even longer before you can smoke it...
each has it's positives and negatives...personally I prefer the ice water extract (and that is just on paper, i.e. I haven't actually done dry ice before, but will give it a go).
Cheers
*edit: beginners to extract...not beginners to any other aspect of growing/smoking etc.
I personally have done both, IMO, before advising others, you should try a dry ice run, then base your opinion/advice from that, dont take it the wrong way Ome, love ya man, i just hate to see flowa waste all that trim.
Flowa, moist or dry, irrelevant, just be aware, when its dry trim, MUST be gentle ! If you shake to hard, once the trim starts to go hard/freeze, the dry ice just mashes it into a dust, so just shake slow and gentle, side to side, not up and down, keep moving along so you can see the color, once you see the slightest change in color you kow the trim is getting smashed and stop, then scrape it up and enjoy !!!!