Dry ice hash... help!

Got some bubble bags and plan on trying this out - looks super easy. Wondering if anyone out there has any experience, and maybe some do's and dont's? Would appreciate any insight. Dry ice or just ice?

What Im really wondering is if its dabbable?

Thanks for the help guys.

A simple response is, Yes it is dabbable but it takes a lot of work! Dry ice hash that has been pressed out into Rosin!

Ice water hash that is Micron specific and has been frozen, microplaned and cured!

With that said you might get better responses posting this in the "concentrates" section!

Cheers

ktmac20 said:

With that said you might get better responses posting this in the "concentrates" section!

Cheers

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Ahh shit, of course.. my bad. Still learning the proper use of these forums . I appreciate the help very much tho!! So much competing information out there it seems.

Will post this in the other section tho. Thanks again.

I do dry ice extractions every month, then do a solventless rosin extract on the kief. I use a 160 bag, dried, but frozen trim. Shake until it just starts to show green on the mirror, then immediately stop.

DemonTrich said:

I do dry ice extractions every month, then do a solventless rosin extract on the kief. I use a 160 bag, dried, but frozen trim. Shake until it just starts to show green on the mirror, then immediately stop.

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Awesone man. Very helpful, thank you. Ill go with the 160, and will freeze my trim.

When you press the kief, are you left with some unusable material? To clarify why I ask - Ive made qwiso before, and was left with a grainy/sandy/powder. I have no idea whether good or bad - but would put it in a silicone wax thing, and set it on a candle warmer until it melted, then when it cooled it was a much more user friendly consistency, more like a shatter (I could have ruined the product doing this, for all I know). Will that not work the same with what you collect with dry ice? Have to press it out?

Thanks very much for the insight, man.

Powdery iso is the norm when done right.

Yes, you'll have some plant material left in the rosin baggie

DemonTrich said:

Powdery iso is the norm when done right.

Yes, you'll have some plant material left in the rosin baggie

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Thank you very much.!