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12-13-2006, 04:22 PM
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  | Awesome pics man great thread as well. Enjoy it bro. Cheers!
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06-14-2007, 05:40 AM
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| Darkman great thread, totally new to growing but have one white rhino I think is almost ready and I think I will cure half this way. 2 questions: Did you use distilled water?, and did you leave it in the dark? Great site everyone. | ||
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| I was thinking about this last night cause i couldnt sleep, but anyway when you spill water on electronics one thing you can do is pour rubbing alcohol on it because the alcohol evaporates fast. so just as an idea lol could you cure it in rubbing alcohol? so when your done just take it out and let it sit for a little bit and then enjoy  .so going back to the normal method water curing how long do you recommend keeping it in the water, and when do you recommend changing the water, because it sounds like you tried some different things. JMO | ||
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07-09-2007, 07:34 PM
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| Hmm . . this looks like a great sampling method. I don't see you mention if it is tasteless/odorless? Also, the alcohol idea looks great, can anyone think of a downfall? | ||
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07-10-2007, 12:40 AM
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| Well, I wouldn't try rubbing alcohol (on account I don't wanna go blind) but ethanol (Everclear) might be a viable alternative. BTW: Dankman, thanks for this sweet thread! I am Sooooo gonna try this!
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07-10-2007, 05:02 AM
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| Rubbing alcohol is a solvent which separates the THC from the herb. So if you use it to cure MJ, there won't be any THC on it. Fingers too sticky after trimming? Make finger hash then rinse your hands clean with rubbing alcohol & wash 'em.
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