1 gallon pickle jar= solvent siphon fail

[Sandgrease]

So.....using a 1 gallon jar makea siphoning naphtha a pain. The separation layer is sooo small and things were made even more annoying because a pippete was used *facepalm*

Instead of using 1 gallon jar, it be way easier to use 2 1.7L jars. Don't be like Sandgrease and Co. Don't waste time with these bigger jars....

 

[wearepeople]

You can always transfer from your "rolling" jars to narrow neck jars for pulling.

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[Cinnamon]

I remember doing that the first time around. Second time I made sure to get tall, thin jars. I used an e-juice bottle to siphon, it worked very well.

 

[null24]

the holy grail of extraction vessels..:thumb_up:

 

[wesker]

yeah. im using a carlo rossi 4L wine bottle, it is cheaper than buy glass jars alone, i dont know why 1 carlo rossi 4L wine bottle is 10 bucks and 1L glass jar is 12 bucks. weird.

 

[null24]

Do you have curbside recycling in your area? That's where all my specialist glass comes from:thumb_up:

It just dawned on me your buying the Carlo Rossi bottles PRE drunk. Duh.

 

[a1pha]

It just dawned on me your buying the Carlo Rossi bottles PRE drunk. Duh.

Somewhere else, years ago, I mentioned the awesomeness of Carlo Rossi bottles for kitchen chemists. They are fantastic and totally discreet. Of course, legit lab glass would be ideal but not everyone can afford / take the risk. These are a great under $10 substitute.