MinnBobber
Well-Known Member
I'm finding out (the hard way) that rosin is very sticky and difficult (for me) to move around.
If it is on the tool from scraping parchment,, your whole load ---how to place it on parchment and not leave so much on tool?
How to load it later, as in take a small portion (very difficult) from the rosin glob?
How to get that small portion to stay in the Vap Cap (again--it all wanted to stay on the tool)?
I also tried brief stay in freezer to make it less sticky, would that help to portion out and load?
Not for me, LOL. Take parchment from freezer and, plunk---my tiny motherload of rosin just fell
out of parchment onto the floor---f#ck.
Quick pick it up with fingers and make a mental note that it immediately gets sticky on warm thumb
and now it is stuck to thumb. Repeat after me---rosin is fricken sticky
That really hurt when I stuck my rosined up thumb into the Herbalizer at 445F to not waste that good
rosin
I had to scrub the thumb many times to get what remained on my thumb after moving the "now reduced motherload" to parch paper.
Any hints on dealing with this sticky creation?
If it is on the tool from scraping parchment,, your whole load ---how to place it on parchment and not leave so much on tool?
How to load it later, as in take a small portion (very difficult) from the rosin glob?
How to get that small portion to stay in the Vap Cap (again--it all wanted to stay on the tool)?
I also tried brief stay in freezer to make it less sticky, would that help to portion out and load?
Not for me, LOL. Take parchment from freezer and, plunk---my tiny motherload of rosin just fell
out of parchment onto the floor---f#ck.
Quick pick it up with fingers and make a mental note that it immediately gets sticky on warm thumb
and now it is stuck to thumb. Repeat after me---rosin is fricken sticky
That really hurt when I stuck my rosined up thumb into the Herbalizer at 445F to not waste that good
rosin
I had to scrub the thumb many times to get what remained on my thumb after moving the "now reduced motherload" to parch paper.
Any hints on dealing with this sticky creation?