I just use my foodsaver with the mason jar attachment and 99% of them seal indefinitely. I keep the jar out of the light. The jar I am currently using does get some light WHILE I am using it, but by the time that would be a factor, the weed has already deteriorated into smoke.
mason jars are shit
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Splinter7
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the first time i came down from CO it was pretty nerve wracking. i had put everything into baggies and then into mason jars. i could smell this TK Tankie the whole ride back...for like 13 hours passing up cops and billboards from weed lawyers. then i started just vac bagging my jars. that worked perfectly. i used to use a vac jar a long time ago and it worked too.
fatboyOGOF
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i invented something called a "cupboard" patent pending.
it makes the bad light go bye bye.
for $99.99 (u.s.), i'll send you a copy of the plans.
you are only as good as your tools!
jk,
there are many paths to the top of the mountain.
StareCase
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Cupboards - OK. I'll take 22 of them ...
Splinter7
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i invented something called a "cupboard" patent pending.
it makes the bad light go bye bye.
for $99.99 (u.s.), i'll send you a copy of the plans.
you are only as good as your tools!
jk,
there are many paths to the top of the mountain.
i am curisous as to what you are allluding, but the dude has the tools, a cupboard. he just doesn't know how to use it right. who leaves out their weed jars? keep that shit put up...someone might snag it. or just keep the jar in a bag or box or whatever. rocket science...dammit someone beat me to it.
fatboyOGOF
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it was a goof. where are you from?
Splinter7
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south side. you?
OJAE
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or tape around them with duct tape
Splinter7
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does it leak from the lower part or the upper part or both? so, where does the tape go exactly? the goo on that tape isn't too nice to deal with, so limiting its use might be in order.
fatboyOGOF
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Koh Tapu
Splinter7
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we're about as far from each other as possible. only been to KL, Brunei, Sarawak and Jakarta in that region. I'll have to stop by Thailand sometime, especially with the recent changes to weed laws.
PadawanWarrior
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What jars are you using that you can smell it? And sandwich bags are worthless if those are the bags you're talking about.
bursto
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cupboards are not 100% light proof, and tins work better imoi invented something called a "cupboard" patent pending.
it makes the bad light go bye bye.
for $99.99 (u.s.), i'll send you a copy of the plans.
you are only as good as your tools!
jk,
there are many paths to the top of the mountain.
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fatboyOGOF
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bursto
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nah i'll stick with the tins it's to easy
fatboyOGOF
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i started going there in the 70s. the u.s. made thailand punish weed users, and i'm afraid that the great weed from the 60s/70s, that no nothings think can't compare to the best crosses today, is gone. i'm just vacationing now. if i could find those great thai sticks from the north and laos again, i'd move north of chiang mai and smile. then again, the smoke season, when everybody is burning rice fields, is a heath disaster for the locals.
bursto
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been to Puket a few times
Billy the Mountain
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That's incorrect.
A mason jar with a proper gasket and lid is 100% airtight.
If that was not the case, the entire canning process for which they were designed would not work.
bursto
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they made for short erm use
after a year or two they not fit for purpose
Tangerine_
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Exactly. We can jams, salsa, etc. You have change out the lids but Mason/Kerrs are 100% airtight.
In fact, after canning, you can hear them seal while resting on the counter when you hear the "pop" sound.