Yea ive had it a few times…i usually get it from high quality material…i really like it personally
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getting there Nice
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Is yellow considered a green or a red? Seems like yellow is the hardest to remove
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Well impressive
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Yellow is a primary I believe
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Looks fantastic!!
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I am going to have to find something dark to clean, did it all and now and forgot how to make it that dark. And I did have some darkness.
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Silica 60 seems to pull the most yellows. Magsil pulls more reds… t-5 turns green with full saturation… carbon pulls green chlorophyll… those are my current observations.
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Makes total sense…thank u
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Activated alumina will pull red, and yellows. @Waxplug1
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Hey remediation fam. Here’s some crude I remediated yesterday. Looks beautiful at first, unfortunately my alumina became spent after a time and I think the t-5 as well.
I’m going to distill this one and try again with another kilo of crude. A little bit of the solvent filled extract that initially came out of the column leaked out the side of the vessel and I just checked and it crystalized.
Next run will include more alumina and t-5, and will be collected in fractions.
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I believe there are far more anthocyanins in ethanol crude than there is in hydrocarbon crude.
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alumina as activated powder alumina
or alumina as aluminium oxide ?
I love the spirit of this contest and am grateful to people like yourself for pushing people to show off their work! 
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Has anyone ever tried Summit’s Achromatizing clay for CRC?
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How can you clean ethanol extracted crude? I want to remove red primarily. At a scale of 20l of crude per day. Dm me very interested in trying your products.
Dred did along time ago i believe
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I used it for a little bit when I was figuring out what worked. I had a little bit laying around
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