Saturation point of Coconut Oil

[anon56994712]

Hello I was wondering if anyone had any input or experiences they could share regarding the saturation point of Coconut oil

I run an edible company and I use fresh coconut oil to clean the quart jars of distillate that is stuck to the inside of the jar

Today Ive had around 20 jars to do and I started with 1500ml of coconut oil and Ive claimed around 150g of distillate out of jars and it seems a lot less effective than when I first started (of course) but I was wondering if there was an absolute point that it will accept no more THC.

So we are at about 10% right now and that seems low

[cyclopath]

10% does seem low. But that’s based on my experience with other oils. MCT, and cannola specifically.

I built a prototype cannola “parts washer” for the same purpose.

Dishwashing as therapy?

We already have a couple of glassware washing threads https://future4200.com/t/cleaning-glassware/198 and https://future4200.com/t/hello-cleaning-oversized-glassware/347 but this is a little different, & I’d like some feedback on the concept. Presumably we all have lots of mason jars that have had cannabinoids in them, how do you get them clean so you can use them again? (you’re not tossing them are you?) How about a recirculating warm canola oil bath? The simplest implementation is t…

edit: having read it again, I suspect you’re hoping to use those reclaimed cannabinoids. So the parts washer is less relevant. I’m going to posit that you should be able to hit 20% without seeing a decrease in efficiency if you heat it up to about 45-50C (nice and warm, not too hot to touch). I admit that I’m guessing wildly

[Bluewaffle]

Is 30-45% too much i would think you could get more i made some tinctures for personal use thay were about half n half coconut oil to shatter with no problem