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No lye,lime tek?

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Spiritesseract

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Time to be picky! I have no lye or slaked lime and no way to get them. Anyone know of a tek that works well without any of these things? And can limonene be replaced with acetone as a solvent for most teks?

And one last question... Has anyone attempted to use this 'tek' even tough it
Is very unclear.. It appears to work and be fairly easy too! But it is very imprecise, so any luck with it?


Thanks! 😁
 
You could make a tea after doing a few vinegar boils, and evaporate it down to a resin. Then take sodium carbonate made from baking sodium bicarbonate @ 400f for a few hours and mix it 1:1 by weight with your resin and add water to make a paste.

Then dry it out fully and pull with acetone. Should give a full spectrum freebase product after evapping the acetone. Just be sure to use clean evapping and dry acetone.

Let us know how it goes if you do try this 😉

Good luck-
 
The Day Tripper said:
You could make a tea after doing a few vinegar boils, and evaporate it down to a resin. Then take sodium carbonate made from baking sodium bicarbonate @ 400f for a few hours and mix it 1:1 by weight with your resin and add water to make a paste.

Then dry it out fully and pull with acetone. Should give a full spectrum freebase product after evapping the acetone. Just be sure to use clean evapping and dry acetone.

Let us know how it goes if you do try this 😉

Good luck-

Sounds good! Do you have any numbers? I've never done an extraction before so I can't go from previous experience really. This sounds like something I could totally do though! So some measurements would be awesome :D or if you have a link would be good! :d
 
I'd use 1/2 tablespoon vinegar per quart of water, and 1 quart of water a boil per 100g of bark. So if your using 200g of bark, 4 cups of water/1tsb vinegar per boil. lightly Boil 3 x 30min on medium, combine pulls and reduce on a low heat until its syrupy, but pourable. Pour it in a pyrex dish and rinse the pot out with a bit more water to get the residue then put that water in your pyrex dish.

Pop it in the oven @ 200F or lower, until its almost dry. Scrape up the goo/resin and mix it with 1:1 what it weighs in sodium carbonate. Sodium carbonate is made by heating baking soda in the oven for 2 hours @ 400f.

Add water, enough to make a paste but not watery. Mix well, and spread it out on a pyrex dish to air dry. Once its dry scrape it up and put it in a glass container. Do 3 acetone pulls, and then evap the acetone to get full spectrum jimjam oil.
 
The Day Tripper said:
I'd use 1/2 tablespoon vinegar per quart of water, and 1 quart of water a boil per 100g of bark. So if your using 200g of bark, 4 cups of water/1tsb vinegar per boil. lightly Boil 3 x 30min on medium, combine pulls and reduce on a low heat until its syrupy, but pourable. Pour it in a pyrex dish and rinse the pot out with a bit more water to get the residue then put that water in your pyrex dish.

Pop it in the oven @ 200F or lower, until its almost dry. Scrape up the goo/resin and mix it with 1:1 what it weighs in sodium carbonate. Sodium carbonate is made by heating baking soda in the oven for 2 hours @ 400f.

Add water, enough to make a paste but not watery. Mix well, and spread it out on a pyrex dish to air dry. Once its dry scrape it up and put it in a glass container. Do 3 acetone pulls, and then evap the acetone to get full spectrum jimjam oil.

You my friend... Rule. That is so helpful man! You are officially the man. Haha but really that is super useful.
Thanks for the advice! :thumb_up:
 
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