I think it was with ISO that after a couple of minutes or so you get unwanted stuff that soak out of it. Is this right? And if it is, isn't it the same with alcohol?
Just thinking out loud.
No, ISO is more aggressive than Everclear with herbs. I personally leave my herbs soaking for months in everclear. I don't know if that's wrong or right, but it hasn't been an issue for me or my wife
Don't take this wrong, but that looks EXACTLY like the paint straining bag I picked up at Sherwin Williams for $3.For filtration I use a cooking gadget called a superbag:
I use the 100 micron version, which is the smallest they sell. They are $40 with shipping so not dirt cheap. That said, they are dishwasher safe and sturdy, and I also use it in place of cheesecloth for cooking applications (e.g. straining stocks, gravies, pitchers of iced coffee). Its much less messy than cheesecloth and doesn't get as clogged as either a cheesecloth or coffee filter.
Here's a photo of it in action:
No offense taken. Clearly there is margin baked into just about everything on that site. That said my bag is two years old, goes through the diswasher and is still working good as new. Do you know the micron size of the paint straining bag? I'd like to get something a little less than 100 microns since it still lets a little sludge through ...that sludge probably has a lot of goodies but there are times I'm going for something more clear ..like in caramels and candies.Don't take this wrong, but that looks EXACTLY like the paint straining bag I picked up at Sherwin Williams for $3.
It works perfectly.
Yeah, I prefer QWET (Grain alcohol) over QWISOI made a small batch qwiso, and vaped it. Tasted worse than cumbustion. Will just
use my abv in edibles from now on.