i've been bottling the water that comes out of the cold-extraction bubble hash making process, using a washing machine and a set of filters (in a clean setup).

the brew that comes out of this process was very potent and delivered a very nice and mellow body-high (it is also quite dehydrating). fresh trim or bud makes a nice clear brew. btw, one small load in a washing maching delivers usually more than 20 gallons! - and u still have all your bubble hash....

imo, all the thc molecules that didn't end up caught in the bags are still floating in the brew. the thc seems to be suspended in the water, and a bit may actually dissolve in the water.

with so much hash water, it should be dispensed widely to patients in dispensaries (and amsterdam-style cafes). one can also make ganja ice (to spike any drink, or for the next load of bubble hash making). i've also used it to make coffee/tea by boiling the hash water and then put coffee or tea into it - very nice, too. other possibilities include, perhaps, fermenting the brew into ganja-wine, cooking chicken soup, etc., etc.

i have a few catchy names for the brew: Cali-Kava, 4h20, waste water, holy water, hash water, etc.

i'm interested in feedback from people who are doing it, have tried it, or whatever, and also about new uses for the hash water as an ingredient in other foods and drinks.
solar dan Reviewed by solar dan on . bubble hash water - new possibilities?... i've been bottling the water that comes out of the cold-extraction bubble hash making process, using a washing machine and a set of filters (in a clean setup). the brew that comes out of this process was very potent and delivered a very nice and mellow body-high (it is also quite dehydrating). fresh trim or bud makes a nice clear brew. btw, one small load in a washing maching delivers usually more than 20 gallons! - and u still have all your bubble hash.... imo, all the thc molecules Rating: 5