when using bubble bags...

It seems most people put all their bags into the same bucket, but i have seen a couple online who put the big micron bag (220 or whatever) only in a bucket then do the mixing, let settle, pull the bag and then pour off the water and trichs into another bucket that has the rest of the bags....

I see an obvious advantage in this where mixing or agitating is concerned, but are there disadvanatages to doing it that way?

I actually have 2 buckets, one with all the bags lined, included the 220. And then just an empty bucket where I add the material and ice, do the agitation in this bucket. Then pour it into the other bucket with the bags. No disadvantages really.

WarMachine said:

I actually have 2 buckets, one with all the bags lined, included the 220. And then just an empty bucket where I add the material and ice, do the agitation in this bucket. Then pour it into the other bucket with the bags. No disadvantages really.

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Even better ....more room...

So how much water/ice/trim ... what porportion is working for you?

All depends with how much material I am running really but essentially I do it the same way Frenchy does. I only usually work with an oz or so, so nothing really big.

I usually mix in my 220 bag in a bucket. This way I can check the water and decide when I want to stop mixing. Some people mix with no bag. To each their own. There is no right or wrong way of doing it.

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Even better ....more room...

So how much water/ice/trim ... what porportion is working for you?

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Not only more room but less chance of damaging your bags.

I do one bucket but I use a washing machine then drain into the bucket.

So....i will have about 2.5 pounds of sugar leaf and popcorn bud (wet frozen) that i want to do in the 5 gal bags... split it up for 2 runs? Or is 1.25 lbs too much per run?

What is the average conversion rate for ice water hash.??