Hey guys,
I made some RSO from all of my AVB (approx 2 - 3 ounces), trim (approx 1 ounce) and about 1 ounce of flower. I chopped it up into reasonably small pieces and poured isopropyl alcohol over it, stirred it for about 5 mins, then drained it. I did two washes with iso. I then put the iso into a slow cooker and evaporated the alcohol. At the end of the evaporation I noticed the oil in the middle of the slow cooker was starting to burn so i turned it off and salvaged what I could.
Pics:
The first pic: I mixed the raw oil (2nd pic) with some olive oil so I could try and take it sublingually. However, it tasted really bad, a little burnt and a little like isoalcohol still. So I mixed the oil mixture with water and shook it up (with the hopes that the water would strip some of the isopropyl and other crap out of it). I think its worked a little bit as the water is pretty cloudy.
As you may be able to see there are now 3 layers in the bottle - a water layer, a black oil layer, and a brown foamy layer. Any ideas on what exactly the brown foamy and black layer are?
Anyway to my main question:
What is the best method to take the raw oil (in picture 2) and remove some of the chlorophy, burnt substances and the last of the iso from it?
I am aware that I could have done the extraction better from the beginning
Thanks for the help guys!
I made some RSO from all of my AVB (approx 2 - 3 ounces), trim (approx 1 ounce) and about 1 ounce of flower. I chopped it up into reasonably small pieces and poured isopropyl alcohol over it, stirred it for about 5 mins, then drained it. I did two washes with iso. I then put the iso into a slow cooker and evaporated the alcohol. At the end of the evaporation I noticed the oil in the middle of the slow cooker was starting to burn so i turned it off and salvaged what I could.
Pics:
The first pic: I mixed the raw oil (2nd pic) with some olive oil so I could try and take it sublingually. However, it tasted really bad, a little burnt and a little like isoalcohol still. So I mixed the oil mixture with water and shook it up (with the hopes that the water would strip some of the isopropyl and other crap out of it). I think its worked a little bit as the water is pretty cloudy.
As you may be able to see there are now 3 layers in the bottle - a water layer, a black oil layer, and a brown foamy layer. Any ideas on what exactly the brown foamy and black layer are?
Anyway to my main question:
What is the best method to take the raw oil (in picture 2) and remove some of the chlorophy, burnt substances and the last of the iso from it?
I am aware that I could have done the extraction better from the beginning
Thanks for the help guys!
