Quote Originally Posted by t00fatt
Well what I meant by that is there is no potential for contaminants as it was extracted with heat. Not that honey oil has many contaminants, there is just more that is dissolved into acetone than is boiled off with a vape. Some of that are the cannabinoids that's boiling point is 390 and above, and some isn't. I'm not trying to say it is better, honey oil has a better taste, but it is nothing at all like pipe "resin". Which only children consider "resin", it's tar and carcinogens not "resin" kids. Hash oils ARE resins.
I don't think either me or VapedG13 at least, are "kids".....I have a 4 year old daughter but she doesn't go on these forums Also no one said honey oil was the same as pipe resin, just that pipe resin is nasty...

Have fun with your honey :rastabanna:
FourTwenty4Life Reviewed by FourTwenty4Life on . Best way to remove the "honey" from your vaporizer attachments Hello, I just recently purchased a extreme V and couldn't be happier. I am new to vaporizing but trying to soak up as much knowledge as I can about it. I am wondering whats the best way to remove the "honey" brown substance that accumulates in the hosing/glass mouthpiece. I figured maybe some of you very nice forum readers might help me out here a little bit. :) from my understandings its something worth saving. Thank You. Rating: 5