The Original Resinator. 💧 H20 Extraction (ice water) A clean, rich #concentrate has so many fantastic benefits that words can’t express. Known by many names, #bubble, #ice-resin, #ice-water resin, #fullmelt, #water-extracted resin, #iceresin, #coldwaterextraction resin, or whatever comes to mind. Pure water extracted resin has all of the #benefits of a concentrate and it doesn’t contain #solvents or other #chemicals that you may find in #butane, #isopropyl and other forms of #solvent-made concentrates. Water #hash is about resin made by placing dried #flowers and #plant clippings in iced water and “washing” the material to gather #highpotency #resinglands. When you #isolate resin glands from other material plants produce, you get the purest dose of high quality resin that can be derived without using solvent-assisted extraction. Here we see the results after using our #Resinator XL & rotating in a #ICE-H2O extraction. This eliminates the manual application of standing over a tub or bucket with a drill and paddle in hand. When you use iced water to make bubble, you’re using #temperature, #stirring, and wet #sifting to isolate the resin glands. There’s no butane, C02, or #alcohol solvents to worry about…and no explosions either. Long ago bubble-making methodology was popularized using #micron bags that have different micron sizes of screens. The bubble production process involves putting plant material in a “work bag” along with plenty of ice, then stirring and settling the mixture. After that, you’re gently squeezing the mixture through screen built into the working bag so a slurry of icewater and resin glands travel through the screen and into a stacked set of other bags that have different sized, progressively smaller screens. After you’ve squeezed all the water and resin glands from the working bag, you discard the plant material in it, although some resin makers will #rewash or rescreen that material to get as much as possible. Most resin #connoisseurs believe that resin glands gathering on the bottom of the smaller pore size bags 100,75,50 and 25 microns are the highest quality resin glands. Try for your self.. (at California)

H20 Extraction (ice water) A clean, rich #concentrate has so many fantastic benefits that words can’t express. People can’t agree on whether to call it #bubble, #ice-resin, #ice-water resin, #fullmelt, #water-extracted resin, #iceresin, #coldwaterextraction resin, or whatever comes to mind. Pure water extracted resin has all of the #benefits of a concentrate and it doesn’t contain #solvents or other #chemicals that you may find in #butane, #isopropyl and other forms of #solvent-made concentrates. Water #hash is about resin made by placing dried #flowers and #plant clippings in iced water and “washing” the material to gather #highpotency #resinglands. When you #isolate resin glands from other material plants produce, you get the purest dose of high quality resin that can be derived without using solvent-assisted extraction. Here we see the #Resinator XL rotating in a #ICE-H2O extraction. This eliminates the manual application of standing over a tub or bucket with a drill and paddle in hand. When you use iced water to make bubble, you’re using #temperature, #stirring, and wet #sifting to isolate the resin glands. There’s no butane, C02, or #alcohol solvents to worry about…and no explosions either. Long ago bubble-making methodology was popularized using #micron bags that have different micron sizes of screens. The bubble production process involves putting plant material in a “work bag” along with plenty of ice, then stirring and settling the mixture. After that, you’re gently squeezing the mixture through screen built into the working bag so a slurry of icewater and resin glands travel through the screen and into a stacked set of other bags that have different sized, progressively smaller screens. After you’ve squeezed all the water and resin glands from the working bag, you discard the plant material in it, although some resin makers will #rewash or rescreen that material to get as much as possible. Most resin #connoisseurs believe that resin glands gathering on the bottom of the smaller pore size bags 75, 50 and 25 microns are the highest quality resin glands. Try for your self to determine your favorite. #bubblewhileyoutumble #cannabiscommunity (at The Original Resinator, LLC)