Hi All,
So since I last posted I discovered that I had seriously bunk material that was never going to work, since then I swapped out to something better and instant success as far as getting to the point of drying. Basically the residue melted the minute I put it under the fan despite drying, Did some research and found that there could be a number of reasons but also a number of solutions - this one in particular caught my eye:
so the technique calls for quickly draining the naphtha, then back in the freezer upside down and then the fridge (again upside down). What I'm wondering is:
- if you originally cover the freeze dish with plastic wrap, do you keep it on while drying upside down at both points (freezer and fridge)?
- if not, is there a risk of water getting into the freeze dish and contaminating the crystals?
Thanks for taking the time to look and for your replies.
So since I last posted I discovered that I had seriously bunk material that was never going to work, since then I swapped out to something better and instant success as far as getting to the point of drying. Basically the residue melted the minute I put it under the fan despite drying, Did some research and found that there could be a number of reasons but also a number of solutions - this one in particular caught my eye:
so the technique calls for quickly draining the naphtha, then back in the freezer upside down and then the fridge (again upside down). What I'm wondering is:
- if you originally cover the freeze dish with plastic wrap, do you keep it on while drying upside down at both points (freezer and fridge)?
- if not, is there a risk of water getting into the freeze dish and contaminating the crystals?
Thanks for taking the time to look and for your replies.

