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Storing in alcohol/iso


Dreamer420

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I used to always use iso 99.9%, but I think people are saying there’s better available now?

but my question is this, I and others often use iso (or similar) to wash off things like grinders, scissors etc. then make oil from the iso.

So, if you had a big jar of iso, and used it to rinse scissors and grinders etc clean. Maybe even wash through some trim, add in kief.

could you then store than in the freezer, and the tricks not get ruined. Not with trim or bud in, but just the iso wash. And then keep reusing it for stuff until is pretty much saturated, before then making oil?

 

is it just cheap enough that there’s no benefit to that?

 

thanks

D420

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On occasion I have gone the qwiso route but the left the resulting filtered canna iso  in a jar for months before evaporating it off... (not even in a freezer) and yes I find it just as effective.. Give it a go to gain personal experience

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1 hour ago, Personunknown said:

I've washed trim n vape waste in iso and kept it as a gal  instead of obvs oil for ages then evap as normal

 

1 hour ago, ritchtbiscuit said:

On occasion I have gone the qwiso route but the left the resulting filtered canna iso  in a jar for months before evaporating it off... (not even in a freezer) and yes I find it just as effective.. Give it a go to gain personal experience

Cheers then, that’s answered my question!  

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