Storing concentrates

[2tiki]

I used to usually have 1-3 different types of trates at any one pont in time. I got many in great sales lately, that I decided to keep them in a dedicated space in my fridge. That being the butter compartment.

Though now I'm calling it the "budder" compartment since most if the trates are in budder form.

Is this where most people keep it?

I ended up using painters tape to keep the from accidentally sliding out, though the tape isn't holding up great.

https://imgur.com/a/H8HJlqn

 

[hirmando]

I like to drop jars behind the existing inhabitants (condiments, butter, dressings) and play grabdab surprise.

In all seriousness, just 'upgraded' to a cheap hard plastic container with lid to store them all which works well for me. Would be great to have a secure container. .with a biometric option.

 

[Flotsam]

I have a small fridge I use to store extra drinks, meds, edibles and my concentrates. I saw this YouTube video from Cewpins that you have to worry about it getting moldy in there. I've never noticed a problem like that but curious if anyone else has?

 

[Shit Snacks]

Haha yeah except I used the larger cheese deli drawer, it's like a dispensary in there! And they are all much more secure that way

 

[2tiki]

Haha yeah except I used the larger cheese deli drawer, it's like a dispensary in there! And they are all much more secure that way

I can't use the cheese drawer. I'm currently renting that out as a tiny home airBnB.

 

[Flotsam]

I use these to store my edibles & concentrates. My eddies were melting together on hot days before. They are pretty airtight otherwise the humidity would get the best of everything. They are pretty disguised as well as meds using old boxes. Having smaller container(s) also makes sure i won't overbuy because i tend to do that. No issues so far. That second video i posted talks about about concentrates being converted to CBG should it get too warm.

https://imgur.com/WWPEbzR

https://imgur.com/Tux1306