Quote Originally Posted by lwien123
Ok, FourTwenty, truce. But being that you are an avid Volcano user, I have a question, and it's not a loaded question. I would really like your input on this.

With whip based vapes, you loose some THC due to condensation that builds up in the whip and in the wand, but you can recover it through an ISO wash.

But what about bags? I would think that condensation would build up there too, but how in the hell could you retrieve it? And if condensation does not build up in the bags, please explain why it wouldn't when it does in whips and wands.
Well I never attempted to get residue from a whip. As with all vaporizers, I just use the 4 USES method of 1. Vape and get high but don't vape it to max potential , keep lower temps . 2. Grind and revape everthing from step 1 to get high all over again, Perfect for when you're low or out of your main stash. 3 Collect all kif from the grinder to make hash. 4 Finally make cannabutter with the 2x vaped buds. If I could extract the bag residue , i'm sure I wouldn't get much, especially if I've been vaping at lower temps . You're right that residue DOES build up but it depends how often you vape, temp, and how well you keep every other part clean. I change bags about once every 3 months so 4 a year but I use 2 sets so 8 bags total. . It is nice to get a fresh clean bag instead of a constantly washed glass whip but the whips are easier to maintain than replacing a bag on an Easy Valve. I always have to be careful taking apart /putting back on.

I don't know if other bag users do this but as I mentioned I have 2 bags at all times . One is used only on good nugs/freshly grinded good bud. Then the other bag is just for lower quality buds, revape buds, and hash. I do this because the residue of the strain can leave a lasting taste. Sour Diesel for example really lingers in my bag for a while.
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