Will a mug warmer work for warming up the mix and solvents?

[DesertWasabi]

So I just found some interesting mug warmers that can heat up to around 130-150f depending on the settings. Would they work during the extraction?

They basically function as a laboratory warmer, and can work for several hours. Don't think that heating 500-1000ml in a glass/borosilicate bottle will be a problem for it

 

[null24]

I have a nearly irrational and borderline obsessive fear of my vessel cracking while being heated and dying everything in the vicinity, so I’ma pretty big fan of a sink full of hot water to fulfill that purpose, but i don’t see a reason why it wouldn’t work…

 

[Voidmatrix]

I have a nearly irrational and borderline obsessive fear of my vessel cracking while being heated and dying everything in the vicinity, so I’ma pretty big fan of a sink full of hot water to fulfill that purpose, but i don’t see a reason why it wouldn’t work…

Not irrational at all since I've had jars full of bark soup break in my pot of hot water. I like that the vessel is in another vessel in case breaks like these occur, because they do happen.

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[DesertWasabi]

Well, one can always place the heater inside something else to avoid that, use borosilicate bottles, or even use an extra water bath between the mix bottle and the heater

But I don't see why this would happen here, since the surface of the heater doesnt reach so high temperatures!

 

[Voidmatrix]

Well, one can always place the heater inside something else to avoid that. Or even use an extra water bath between the mix bottle and the heater

But I don't see why this would happen here, since the surface of the heater doesnt reach so high temperatures!

Oh! No doubt on both counts. I was thinking if the vessel was placed directly on the pad.

Give it a shot. And let us know how it goes

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[bismillah]

What's wrong with a stovetop? Put some water in a pot, put a little wire spacer on the bottom, and plop your jar on top. Always worked for me. Actually I didn't even use a spacer cause I didn't have one, and my glass vase (er—extraction vessel) held up fine.