Probably fried children’s fingers. Adopted children too probably. You monster. Lol
All jokes aside…do you know what that does to your body? That’s trash.
“Yea but it tastes really good” 
Aren’t vegetables full of heavy metals?
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So go CRC it then.
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Ok that was a good one lmao
Your post is literally a copy-paste from here. I guess the bots have arrived
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It also doesn’t make any fucking sense. Its like a bad translation got mixed with a little random-jargon mad-libbing
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Yeah, they dropped in and left about ten of those.
All essentially pasted verbatim from (seemingly) random spots around the web.
They’ve been back since, but haven’t made a peep.
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Bad bot.
No AI candy for U.
Been reading through the thread and am wondering if anyone else uses the Ethos X by Milestone for the Steam Distillated terps? At the previous lab I was at we ran about 600-1000gs of buds/trim (lower amounts on higher quality material and closer to 1000gs for the lesser quality materials). One thing I know with Steam Distillated terps is that they can pull a lot of those hydrosols and sulfur compounds through as well. A super-efficient way to help remove those we found was adding amount a 1:1 ratio of Reverse Osmosis water to Terpene oil. We would then agitate the jars and let the water and terp layers separate before sticking it in our deep freezer for a minimum of 16 hours (just to ensure all water has been frozen). Lastly, we would grab our pipettes and get our refined Steam Distillated terpenes! It makes a very noticeable improvement on not only the flavor and aroma but also can help clean them up visually (not always but have found it to happen with specific strains). I’m sure this process can be used with other terpene extraction methods but have only done it with Steam Distillated terps.
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Are these numbers public ?
Would like to see more recent numbers
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Isn’t that just hot air distillation? Or in laymens terms - Commercial Scale volcano vape?
Always thought hot nitrogen sparging would be a faster method of terpene distillation.
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here’s my ace hardware X lab society rig. I like it, the most time consuming aspect is emptying the flask. It’s not something I offer all the time, something like a 2-3% yield.
I’m open to any suggestions to improve the setup tho.
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From what I understand, it’s just an extreme vacuum, which lowers the boiling point of the terpenes, and therefore vaporizes them without adding heat, a gentle, slow method at room temperature.
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It is better to get terps from the HTE than directly from bio. Bio steam terps tend to be yellow and incomplete profile from my experience. HTE steam terps are water clear once refined.
There are still other ways that are even better. Our latest tech drop / pending tech is a “single solvent” terpene extraction method to collect the terpenes and the cannabinoids all in one system.
Put bio in, get isolates out (THCa/CBDa, Terpenes, and remaining HTE). We run a blend of 70/30 propane heavy solvent. 
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What do you do with the hydrosol?
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I think I prefer to run whole bud or fresh frozen, running some trim for the first time rn and I think it seems to produce way more hydrosol, or maybe it’s just lower yield or dirt.
If I’m running bud my terps are generally pretty clear. And the hydrosol fraction isn’t that aromatic. This dry trim hydrosol fraction looks like lemonade tho (and smells good) so I was actually in here looking for what to do lol. I guess I’m gonna try salt.
I’m not racing, but I think batches don’t take longer than 15min before it could bump. I’m sure there are much better alternatives.
Or so you mean something like this?
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I’ve heard that the water soluble terps present in hydrosol of cannabis essential oil taste good. I’ve always wanted to try carbonating hydrosol, maybe with some added sugar & nanoemulsified THC for a true-to-strain terp seltzer
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They do…
Freeze dry the hydrosols.
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