thank you so much
I look at it immediately
2 Likes
there is also a thread that talks about here:
good luck
4 Likes
what can i use to dry the booble hasc
For the record, @LAMA095, you do not need to dry your plant material at all before making bubble hash. Just freeze the fresh buds and / or trim until youāre ready to make your bubble hash. You can use dry material, but a lot of us prefer to make it from fresh frozen buds / trim because it usually makes a higher quality hash.
Also, regarding the bags you have:
- Yellow bag: 190 micron
- Green bag: 70 micron
- Black bag: 25 micron
It appears you are missing their 220 micron bag - also called a work bag. Are you able to acquire this 220 micron bag? If your bags are a standard 5 gallon size or 1 gallon size, there are other makers that have 220 micron bags available, including āBubble Bagsā brand. If you are not able to acquire a 220 micron āwork bagā, then you can simply use your 190 micron bag, but the quality of bubble hash in your 70 micron bag will be diminished somewhat.
In a perfect world, you can acquire a 220 micron bag and a 160 micron bag. This will ensure a higher quality 70 micron product, and you might get a decent product from your 160 micron bag, too.
4 Likes
@Purple-N-Hairy to know before I did not dry up the waste will be for the next one
now I put the waste in some bags in the freezer, see if I can find the bag you recommended, otherwise I continue with these
1 Like
I thank everyone but really everyone is Italian and this forum is really fantastic and so far I have met polite and very helpful people
thank you very much 
1 Like
TBH, @JoeCrowe would be your best mentor for all things bubble hash relatedā¦
Did your bags come with a separate piece of 25 micron screen? If so, itās for pressing out the excess moisture. Just put your wet has in the middle of that screen and press it between 2 towels. I know @JoeCrowe is a big proponent of using your freezer to dry it, but if youāre in a hurry, there are other optionsā¦
After pressing out the excess moisture, put the hash on a piece of parchment paper, then put that on top of a piece of cardboard. Place it in an area that has low to moderate humidity until it dries. It helps if you tear the hash into pieces, and turn the pieces over a couple of times each day.
Having said all that, Iām sure Joe is pulling his hair out in disgust with my suggestions, so hopefully he will chime in before you do any real damage. Worst case, if you do what I outlined, you will still end up with bubble hash! The quality greatly depends on the material, bags and technique you used.
1 Like