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After long searching for solvents usable,and reading many drug recipe books it is a technique used by meth cooks,they use the methyl alcohol and its sold as a product called heet.
The one with the 3 that you mentioned is sold as starting fluid at auto parts stores.The brand is Pyroil starting fluid.The meth cook books say to take the heptane diethyl ether and hexane and spray it into a sep funnel that has water in it,and then collect the solvent that is on top and discard the water.So you think the combo of Hexane ,Heptane,and diethyl ether would work on spice?Im thinkin an experiment may be in order.This is the product in the link below.

[URL unfurl="true"]http://www.valvoline.com/pages/products/product_detail.asp?product=41[/URL]

It contains Heptane (142-82-5),Diethyl Ether (60-29-7),Hexane(110-54-3),Carbon Dioxide(12-38-9)
Im not sure what the numbers mean that is what the can reads ,the carbon dioxide im assuming is just to keep it under pressure.

<blockquote data-quote="1shot2" data-source="post: 3225670" data-attributes="member: 657">After long searching for solvents usable,and reading many drug recipe books it is a technique used by meth cooks,they use the methyl alcohol and its sold as a product called heet.The one with the 3 that you mentioned is sold as starting fluid at auto parts stores.The brand is Pyroil starting fluid.The meth cook books say to take the heptane diethyl ether and hexane and spray it into a sep funnel that has water in it,and then collect the solvent that is on top and discard the water.So you think the combo of Hexane ,Heptane,and diethyl ether would work on spice?Im thinkin an experiment may be in order.This is the product&nbsp; in the link below.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]http://www.valvoline.com/pages/products/product_detail.asp?product=41[/URL]It contains Heptane (142-82-5),Diethyl Ether (60-29-7),Hexane(110-54-3),Carbon Dioxide(12-38-9)Im not sure what the numbers mean that is what the can reads ,the carbon dioxide im assuming is just to keep it under pressure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="1shot2, post: 3225670, member: 657"] After long searching for solvents usable,and reading many drug recipe books it is a technique used by meth cooks,they use the methyl alcohol and its sold as a product called heet. The one with the 3 that you mentioned is sold as starting fluid at auto parts stores.The brand is Pyroil starting fluid.The meth cook books say to take the heptane diethyl ether and hexane and spray it into a sep funnel that has water in it,and then collect the solvent that is on top and discard the water.So you think the combo of Hexane ,Heptane,and diethyl ether would work on spice?Im thinkin an experiment may be in order.This is the product in the link below. [URL unfurl="true"]http://www.valvoline.com/pages/products/product_detail.asp?product=41[/URL] It contains Heptane (142-82-5),Diethyl Ether (60-29-7),Hexane(110-54-3),Carbon Dioxide(12-38-9) Im not sure what the numbers mean that is what the can reads ,the carbon dioxide im assuming is just to keep it under pressure. [/QUOTE]