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03-20-2007, 08:14 PM #1Senior Member
Clippings & Leafs
Bubble bags are cool but I don't own any and therefore just make isopropanol goo-hash.
Save leaves, stems, trim
Dry aforementioned garbage well.
Cut up into manageable bits and stuff into a big glass jar, like a giant pickle jar
Dump in enough isopropanol 70% or more if you can find it to cover
Allow to sit a minimum of 24h, preferably somewhere a little warmer than room temp, shaking occasionally
Strain into glass saucepan
Pour some fresh isopropanol back in to the remaining trim, squish around, squeeze and strain in with the rest in the pan
Put the glass saucepan that now contains brilliant green swamp water colored rubbing alcohol over a second saucepan of water. YOU HAVE TO DO THIS DOUBLE BOILER STYLEE OR YOUR KITCHEN MAY EXPLODE HAHAHAHAHA
Put it on the stove
Turn on the stove
Keep the water in the bottom pan boiling and topped up
Stay and keep an eye on it. The vapors are really flammable. This is a good time to wash all those dishes that have been piling up in your sink since that Super Bowl party where someone totally vulcanized chili into the bottom of your crock pot and you put it in the sink to 'soak', which just means that you didn't feel like dealing with it and hoped that your mom might show up and do it for you.
After what seems like an unreasonably long period of time, the alcohol and then the water will evaporate off and leave you with a tarry-looking green substance on the bottom and around the sides of the pan. Scrape the shit on the sides off with a razor and save it in tinfoil in the freezer- it's nice and has less sediment in it than the rest. The crud on the bottom is a little grainier. Scrape that up and store in the freezer too... for the bits stuck in the corners of the pan, go down to your cellar and look on the floor under your circuit breaker box. The little coin-like metal 'knockouts' that the electrician was probably too lazy to pick up are perfect for eking every last bit of gooey goodness from the edges of the pan.stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . Clippings & Leafs I am wondering what you all do with your clippings and Leafs? Someone had told me to make them into Bubble Hash. They said it was fast and easy to do. I have never heard of this before. I have made the real hash, but not this stuff. Rating: 5
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