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I found that the screen liquefies, but does return to normal afterwards.

Vapor, chemically speaking is always invisible, if you can see it, it's most likely vapor condensate.

I found it interesting until the science started to contradict itself.

While it would work, it would be pretty messy. You would need to be able to separate the saturated CO2 from the solids by isolation, and when the sticky compounds start to precipitate, you are left with some amount of mess. The reaction vessel would be best if it was the final container...

While I'm in complete agreement on this topic, I do not agree with many of the views put forth by Slate. This is quite egregious.

I think that concentrates are a different ball game when used with the common techniques. I think this is because of the energy density of the concentrate vapor condensate, that stuff is boiling hot and dense. Thinner is better I believe in that case, e.g. smaller quantities.

Try minimizing the symptoms any way you can.

I found that tobacco has been prescribed for ulcerative colitis, nicotine when used with mesalazine is a very effective treatment. But tobacco can also be a preventative measure in this case for those who have high risk levels. Also I would like to take a moment to talk about testing for...

Just keep in mind, it may be something so small you would need a very high power scope to identify it. Like pollen sticking to glands.

Valuable insight!

I would like to clarify on "pulsing". The pulse is through all the holes at once, and comes from the aquarium pump. It is therefore not present during direct draw. Also, the crucible is supposed to go on in an orientation with the screen on the end opposite of the air entry. This way the...

Mold spores are very common, and quite prevalent everywhere. What I do to keep my materials at optimum humidity is use boveda humidity packs (they prevent large changes in humidity, but also keep materials more moist than usual), that said, if what you use was grown outdoors, pollen from other...

Sounds like you are well suited to help arbitrate with the businesses in the states of Colorado and Washington regarding how they should amend their work policies around the recent changes in law.

I would recommend including him in the decision making process, as he will be the ultimate judge if the vape is suitable for him or not. The reasons I think the hammer is well suited has to do with you requirements. It is small and portable, it has multiple stems, so you can use one for each...

The hammer seems to hold some appeal for this one.

If I flame it's probably because you are putting the chamber in upside down. The no grind claim should have been covered before, but it's a simple concept. In normal vapes, there's only one heat inlet, and it allows the heat to flow around the plant. In the HA there are many holes which force...

We should start a contest. How long until the feds start raiding? Closest without going over wins, well, what would people be interested in? I have some Vic Firth grinders, but I doubt anyone would be fond of them, I have oven bags, but nobody would be interested in those either. I guess a...

That has been my experience as well, but each place is different.

What's wrong with following directions? It can do ground just fine, you just have to add additional screens. This thread is a resource, not a place for you to bitch. Please read the thread first next time, before posting complaints about a fix that's been covered before.

If you investigate my posts in the frit threads, this was something I explained awhile back. You can overcome it with some ingeniousness though.