Hash talk

[Gator]

Not as much as I thought

[Gator]

Last one, unless I Wash again ohh man, it's pretty damn dark at the bottom 😲 I

[Gator]

The 45 cought a little bit

[Gator]

Ok, not really impressed

[Gator]

On to the next one

[Gator]

I'm liking this

[Gator]

This is the black bag, always a great return

[Gator]

On to the next one

[Gator]

Nice, nice, nice

[Gator]

This one will tell me what's up

[Gator]

My bad,I mixed them together

[Gator]

Got the bags out, doing a little bit of glue sniffer, sparklits are coming up next

[Gator]

Got the bags out, doing a little bit of glue sniffer, sparklits are coming up next

[Gingerbeard]

Ckbrew insulation and temperature distribution were two concerns. As were the size of the Mason jar and cooler/container setup to hold everything. This setup was after considering every pot and bread pan I own as well as the bowls I have used in previous extractions. The final of this was actually double boiled on a plate sitting on boiling water.
Broken up chunks of DI in this situation only touched the jar in places. To evenly disperse the temperature, I filled the pot with isopropyl. If Google isn't lying (as if Google would lie) the DI/ISO temperature is -109°F. A foil or other material wouldn't have gotten me that cold.
Everything fit perfectly. That pot held that jar with one block of DI and a quart+/- of ISO. Nice and compact. I can see everything and everything is held nice and tight.
I have done the DI kief. Like you said, you don't know when to quit. Yes, particulates get filtered out. But just as with RSO, whatever plant mater is in the kief gets washed with ISO. That's the green tinge in the jar. I can minimize the green by using a smaller micron between the 220 and 25, but I cannot get rid of it.

[Ckbrew]

I haven't made bubble hash, compared to DI hash it appears to be a lot of work. I have made DI keef and it was easy. The thing with that is to know when to stop. But if it was just going to be dissolved in ethanol, I would just shake the hell out of it and let the plant material filter out on the first pass filtering. For your DI bath consider insulating it in a container or even layered crumpled alum foil wrapped around it.