fumbling a canning jar or pyrex full of extract can get expensive.
they work fine at both larger (hemp) and smaller scales, but seem ill fitted to the 1-5kg batches I’m currently playing with in METRC.
I’m a fan of glass, but I break a lot of it, stainless would be grand, but seems like it would also get expensive…so there is a balance to be had here.
what is y’all using to get your METRC hash from your oven room to your packagers? How does it work for you?
Pyrex deep dish
This will stop your broken glass problem.
It will also help your weight loss…… cause spending that much on a liter steel container will have you not able to afford food after. 
Just fill up a grocery bag.
It’s unfortunate such a significant portion of our target fraction reacts with most plastics.
Have you looked into Polycarbonate food storage Container‘s? Only thing they won’t hold is ethyl
I received some pink CBN in one of those before from a lab. Quite the unboxing experience expecting glass getting stainless. Also didn’t expect the CBN to be pink
With CBN … theres a lot of meat still left on the bone…
Not soo much with THC or CBD…
May I ask what you mean by that?
I think he meant they can afford to spend the extra money on stainless because it’s contents worth more
CBN 6 or 7k
THC 1k
CBD 300 Benjamins
Ohhhh, OK, reference to the containers.
Derp.
Uline has tons of containers of all sizes and all materials
PTFE is good for cannabinoids and terps, since it’s good for high-dro-carbons
Gas cans are ptfe
Here’s a comparability chart I found
Some plastics are good for butane or hydrocarbons
We put EtOH solublized crude in these for winterizaton in the -80.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01C70WGVQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_Q1DYR163QMNFK9GB6CWX
Do NOT support u line!
They actively lobby against cannabis and have a huge chunk of money spent on anti-deceim efforts
#boycott uline
At this point I don’t trust anyone lobbying FOR cannabis either lol
Just read Liz U-Lines propaganda these people are drunk
This reads like the woman is just hammered
They just stand to lose money. Owners are heirs to Schlitz Beer
