Hey everyone, sorry in advance if any of these questions are basic knowledge (I tried searching for several of them).
After having read through many of the teks, Q21Q21's first Vinegar/lime tek appeals to me due to how well it's explained and the lack of dangerous chemicals. Before I begin gathering materials though (since this would be my first extraction), I have a few clarifying questions about this tek and teks in general:
Questions about Q21Q21- Are there any specific downsides to Q21Q21's 1st tek (besides not being able to use freeze precipitation)
- Would you recommend using Xylene or D-Limomeme for this tek?
- Which steps in this tek need to be done one after the other immediately? Which steps could I take a break after to make sure I haven't messed up?
- Any helpful modifications / additional materials I should know about?
General Questions- Most people seem to recommend Vovin's / Noman's tek for beginners, why is this?
- Do certain teks result in significantly lower / higher yields? (Besides the much more complicated ones)
Thanks in advance for any help with the above questions. One last thing I'm slightly confused about is this
evaporation shortcut in the tek, it states that:
Quote:The "easy way" to do this would be to simply evaporate the vinegar completely until it no longer smells of vinegar and you have a very pure smoke-able product, just note that this product will be very difficult to measure and transport and must be kept in a sealed container or else it will absorb dirt/dust from the air
I'm tempted to try this in order to save time, any thoughts? Would I just slowly evaporate the vinegar over time / very low flame until I've freebased the product? Would I then just be able to place all of it in a sealed container and then weigh/use as necessary?
Am I missing something? Because this step seems like it would save a lot of time without complicating things as the guide says it does.
Thanks for everything,
Nova
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