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It's not the cheapest way to make higher proof alcohol and it costs about as much as just buying it. But it's good to know how.

@Bookush34 What you seem to be describing is sort of a media based "Global bucket" with DTW and instead of the inner bucket being 5 gallons, you would be using a 3 gallon bucket. I would add some sort of wicking material that extends from the cup in the bottom of the inner bucket. This can be...

If you look up 12 posts from this post, you will see videos I posted where someone did close to that. They used cheapo win (Carlo Rossi $10 for 4 liters of 12% ABV) and they passed it through an Air Still twice and on the second pass they claim the alcohol has an ABV of 85%. 80% ABV will...

You can buy it online in the U.S but it's like $113-225 a gallon after the taxes and shipping depending on who you buy it from and whether you want general "lab" grade (no source) or froo froo organic made from grapes. I looked at Best Value Vacs (I don't recommend them) and Organic Alcohol...

@iruleyou1 Most of the stuff now at dispensaries is CO2 cannabis oil thinned with terpenes, so it's like 90%+ cannabis oil. Mixing with a liquidizer in a 1:1 ratio, your carts are already diluted to 50%

@iruleyou1 What is in the DBmix? The website doesn't say. Is it a PG, PEG, PEG 200, PEG 400 mix?

I agree with @DemonTrich, Don't use VG... Or any of the PEG's (PolyEthylene Glycol), this includes PEG200, PEG 400, etc... This crap is basically a polymer wax that is available in a multitude of molecular weights from as thin as water to like candle wax and everything in between. Not only is...

@Vonkins, I am not sure where the "low and slow" idea came from but doing it this way just evaporates off the THC or oxidizes it to CBN, which if done in a sealed container is actually sort of a boutique product for people with PTSD. Here's a video by Dr. Paul Hornby explaining how it's better...

@Vonkins To answer your question, I am going to need to know the amount of THC in your flowers. Not to judge, but one of the major benefits I like about vaping is that I can regulate the dilution so I ramp up to the high, then I can keep the plateau going as long as I want, rather then it...

@Vonkins, 16-21 grams of flowers has about 1.6 to 2.1 grams of total cannabinoids (THC, CBD, CBN, Etc...) in it, so mixing it with 16 ounces of VG will produce a mix that is going to be 99.6% to 99.7% VG with about 0.3-0.4% Cannabinoids. If your flowers are 18% THC, then this will be about 0.228...

@Vonkins, Here's a link to the flavor page https://shop.perfumersapprentice.com/c-54-professional-flavors.aspx I would suggest staying away from cream and butter flavors because these create diacetyl when heated to vaping temps.

@Vonkins, Yes, you can. Check out the Flavor Apprentice, they have countless flavors and terpenes. Here's a link to their terpene page. https://shop.perfumersapprentice.com/c-262-flavored-terpene-strain-blends.aspx

@DemonTrich I knew the pesticide thing in vape carts was bad, but I didn't realize it was that bad... Wow! I second the part about the ceramic bases. They play them up like they are better, but in reality they breakdown and then you are inhaling micro crystals of ceramic with every puff, not...

@Vonkins Contact info@dankwoods.com (Dank Vapes parent company) and ask them about either purchasing wholesale or a list of authorized dealers in your area, this way you can get the real deal instead of some knock off. You mentioned looking for a source for quality vape carts, preferably Dank...

@LittleT For clarification, stronger than what? CO2 cannabis oil vape cartridges or smoking flowers?

I agree with @Logan Burke, at one point you stop babying the plants and you start treating them like a weed, then your success goes up because you are not afraid to top it or chop a branch, etc... But I assume if you paid $20-$50 for each tomato seed, you would be just as concerned about those...

Like this: Or does it go faucet to drain?

Awesome, thanks! The photo took a bit to load, so I just saw it. AWESOME!!!

@rubadub Here are two Youtube Videos that may be of interest. In the video they show how to use a 12% ABV wine ($10 for 4 liters) and process it in an "air still" to 60%, though in reality it will be closer to around 55%, then you do a second run and it comes out between 80-85%. This process...

How much pressure does it take to pull an extract through the Celite 545? I suppose this would ultimately depend on the size of the Buchner funnel and how full it is.