was doing a re-x, boiled some water, added the naptha until it was heated to about 50c (120F). but the dmt wouldn't fully dissolve so back into the water and turned the heating pad back on, an unrelated situation occurred, causing loss of attention. so the naphtha ended up boiling, immediately turned off the heat and removed from water. there was a small brown bit on the bottom (burnt dmt? or oils?)

let cool to room temp and then the oils and dmt saturated naphtha separated, removed the oil and put it in the freezer thinking it was ruined. but 36hrs later, the crystals where whiter than white, they where clear!

400% better results than previous re-x's.

it is unknown if yield was lost because original wasn't weighed.

so basically the question is, what is an ideal temperature for re-dissolving dmt into naptha?

iv done a search but cant find specifics? is it even critical? just hot enough to dissolve it? and then let oils and dmt separate?

I just boil some water, then take it outside and let a naphtha-filled glass rest in the water for a few minutes till its warmed up. put the dirty DMT in a small glass/big shotglass and add the warm naphtha a little at a time till theres enough to dissolve it all. doesn't take much naphtha or excessive heating.

For the second time today: NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER heat solvents on the stove.

Yup, read this thread that has just been posted (And this is NOT the first time someone sets solvents on fire by accident!): SWI M almost burned his face off!


Kind regards,

The Traveler

Where does it say I used a stove!? ....."heating pad"

Fair enough. Good man. And congratulations on the result.

That's ok, appreciate the concern,