Splifted's Guide to Making Hash Oil

[Graywolf]

can you use propane instead of butane?

You can use any of the 12 simple alkanes! As many of you know, the alkane hydrocarbons are simply carbon atoms with hydrogens attached.

The older "Mary eats peanut butter" designation for the first four gases is followed by the greek alphabet.

Methane has one carbon atom and four hydrogen atoms attached to it's four potential bonds.

Ethane has two carbon atoms and six hydrogen atoms, attached to it's four potential bonds

Propane has three atoms, butane four, pentane five, hexane six, heptane seven, octane eight, and so on.......

The stumbling block is that in the USA anyway, they are required by law to add methyl mercaps to propane as a leak odor detector. The threshold sensory level for methyl mercaps is 2 parts per billionth, and they are extremely hard to remove, besides smelling and tasting like rotten eggs.

If you can get a clean source, it will without question work.

One advantage to using the longer molecule chains, is that they become less polar as they get longer, and pick up less water solubles.

The disadvantage is that the longer the chain, the harder it is to purge.

Graywolf Reviewed by Graywolf on 01-07-2011. Splifted's Guide to Making Hash Oil This is the best way to make a small portion of hash oil using nothing more than schwag, you don't even need good weed to make great oil. The better the weed, the more oil you get though. All you need is a little less than a blunt's worth :D One day I long ago when I still lived with the parents, I wanted to get high but I didn't want to go anywhere to smoke, and I had been reading up on hash oil so I decided to give it a shot. I decided to go with the honey oil technique where you Rating: 5