cleaning trichomes out of a bag

[advancecavalry]

anyone know any decent methods of doing this? I have a few bags that had some dank in it, and now the sides of the bag are completely clouded up from the trichomes... and well... I want them.

advancecavalry Reviewed by advancecavalry on 02-27-2008. cleaning trichomes out of a bag anyone know any decent methods of doing this? I have a few bags that had some dank in it, and now the sides of the bag are completely clouded up from the trichomes... and well... I want them. Rating: 5

[Kryptonite24]

lol
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use ur finger and then sprinkle them on your blow/blunt/joint

[Alexico]

i figured the best way is to put the baggy inside out, and shake it, scrape it, do what ever to get it out, and do this over a very clean table. Once you do that take a credit card and push it all into a ball and press your finger on it then put in on the bowl or joint. You could also slide it off the table or w/e onto it but you could miss it and loose that hard work.

[donsolo]

You'll never get them out. Give them to me.

Have you thought about cutting up the bag?

[TheMetal1]

I just did a post the other day called "Rainy Day Surprises." Check it out, but I found the easiest way IMO... put down a piece of computer paper, carefully turn bag inside out, keeping your hand inside the bag, just do like "jazz hands" and flick your fingers all around. That should get any hairs and heavier stuff off. Then, keeping the bag inside out, take a card and (starting at the top) scrape downwards onto computer paper. The paper just makes it easier to scrape up what you aquire. Sometimes certain wood finishes or magazines can steal valuable smokables into the oils. Anyway, very basic, very simple... not much yield however. Anyone that expects too much out of a bag harvest, is setting themselves up for disappointment. I cleaned out 5 to 6 bags the other day using this method and this is what I recovered. Had me floatin' though...

[hybridlove420]

obviously not a solution, but i store in glass jars, so they spend very little time in baggies unless its under 2g