couchlock907
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Booooooooooom chalk a lacka I can feel the shock wave here in Canada
Better find a buddy with fenced backyard and don't be a burner
Better find a buddy with fenced backyard and don't be a burner
Possible to safely make BHO at an apartment?
- Thread starter Malevolence
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Malevolence
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well I just blasted an oz of bud on my balcony with a ss turkey baster and a box fan.... it went perfectly fine and didn't seem dangerous at all. the fumes quickly blew away and dissipated into the air. it is also a windy fall day which probably helped.
this is my first run... made some ok bubble last week but yield was dissapointing. I don't have a vacuum pump... just sitting in a hot water bath at 110* not reallly sure how long to let it purge. I got some everclear to winterize it. planning on warming everclear to 100* more or less and dissolving the bho in a mson jar of ever clear. freeze 24 hours then pour through natural coffee filter. then hot water bath the everclear bho mixture at 110-115 until everclear is purged.
I might be off but that's my understanding of the process.
this is my first run... made some ok bubble last week but yield was dissapointing. I don't have a vacuum pump... just sitting in a hot water bath at 110* not reallly sure how long to let it purge. I got some everclear to winterize it. planning on warming everclear to 100* more or less and dissolving the bho in a mson jar of ever clear. freeze 24 hours then pour through natural coffee filter. then hot water bath the everclear bho mixture at 110-115 until everclear is purged.
I might be off but that's my understanding of the process.
Malevolence
New Member
see anything unusual or anything? still purging looks like plenty of gas in it still.
Malevolence
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I winterized it for 24 hours and filtered through a coffee filter... I'm guessing I pulled like a gram (I really have no idea) from an oz of blue og cola nugs from g13 labs. The Blue OG is really terrible weed and doesn't get me high in the least bit. Very little frost (hence low hash yield I'm guessing), the only good thing about it is bud weight.The bho was clear, amber, and super sticky like taffy... looked like honey... pretty much like regular bho I guess. Not much taste to it but the bubble didn't taste much either. Smoked all of it in about 10 minutes and got a slight buzz. I used ronson and there was some sizzle and pop smoking it... there was a white waxy coating in the jar AFTER I filtered the winterized oil. Next time I will use colibri or something and hopefully non-trashy buds.
PJ Diaz
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Samwell Seed Well
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do it at your own risk, i have done it indoors since i began doing it. but I also know what im doing ......
nothing is idiot proof or mistake proof, but you can lessen your damage or possible damage by being smart and prepared
10 years not a single flare up, others havent been so lucky
nothing is idiot proof or mistake proof, but you can lessen your damage or possible damage by being smart and prepared
10 years not a single flare up, others havent been so lucky
Samwell Seed Well
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agreed
proper planning preparation and procedure are imperative and knowledge of the gas, and its cautions are important, i can show you horror scenes from
Co2 and acetylene bottles left in cars without properly securing bottles or having proper ventilation in case of a leak doestn mean pressurized bottles of gas are
the new plague it means shit happens and youd best take precautions to not get covered
people need to understand what they are doing not know how to blast into a pyrex tube
Here is "Pure Irony"...Dannoo93 works in an environment Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo TOXIC!!!....that he readily ADMITS that " people get headaches in like 5 minutes inside my work shop & we have pretty shitty ventilation", YET calls vacpurge a dipshit for questioning Dannoo93's ventilation methods....Alex
Samwell Seed Well
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the choices of his work and his choices at home are two very different controlled settings...for one controlled by different people and different choices.......
good try to make a solid point but far short
fact is that a proper vac purge is not required if you knwo what you are doing , ISO winterizing can eliminate that need, but tbh vac purged oil is a standard and if one step is worth removing for lack of time or patience or money or proper equipment, then what other steps are being skipped
i cold purge now, auto winterization....think about it
....as far as myself..in your opinion of "far short", are we metaphorically talking in measurements of millimeters, kilometers, or a universe...Far Faaaaaaaaaaaar away???!!..Alex
I disagree!...Dannoo93 has the ability/"choice"/ "control" as a person of free will, to LEAVE a place of employment, where a Toxic environment is self evident...Check & Mate...Alex
Samwell Seed Well
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the choice to leave or stay has nothing to do with his choices at home making BHO, your false equivalency stands
self proclaimed check mate, is a ironic cherry
a facade is a facade , i cant make you make logical progressions though thought
i believe it was a red hearing
your logic-----a informal fallacies i believe
all pistils are guns
so all guns are pistils
he chooses to work in a unsafe environment , their for he makes BHO in a unsafe environment by choice as well
hense the far short comment, cognitively speaking , for all i know he very well could be a bad BHO maker but it aint for cause of his choice of employment
a false equivalency
self proclaimed check mate, is a ironic cherry
a facade is a facade , i cant make you make logical progressions though thought
i believe it was a red hearing
your logic-----a informal fallacies i believe
all pistils are guns
so all guns are pistils
he chooses to work in a unsafe environment , their for he makes BHO in a unsafe environment by choice as well
hense the far short comment, cognitively speaking , for all i know he very well could be a bad BHO maker but it aint for cause of his choice of employment
a false equivalency
....I'm able to differentiate with uncanny accuracy the difference between a hand gun & a rifle, although with full knowledge & understanding the primary purpose is to fire a projectile.
I believe that people/a person establish a "Modus Operandi", and as such, tolerating a Toxic, Unsafe Work environment, would lend that same person to taking other risks, as past behavior has proven/established....Alex
Malevolence
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I hate to tell you but I endanger your children's lives every time I get behind the wheel of my car.
What kinde of car/s do you drive?....Any FAST Exotics???!!...Alex
PJ Diaz
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Apples to oranges.
Are you really going to compare driving a fully regulated vehicle to openly exhausting 20,000+ BTUs of butane (per can)?
For the record, driving a car is relatively low risk. Only about 1/100 of 1% of the cars on the road in the US will result in a fatality each year. I wish we could say the same for BHO manufacturers. Again, apples to oranges.
I don't understand why you made the thread if you are gonna blast away anyway when the majority of people are saying not to. The risk factor is huge, and not just your safety. You can go to jail for a long time if you cause harm to others. It's kinda a game ending accident when something goes wrong.