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How to make isopropyl evaprote faster?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by JDS, Sep 7, 2011.

  1. #1 JDS, Sep 7, 2011
    All out of bud, and I'm not buying any bud until I get my debts paid off. I cleaned a bowl and downstem for some resin today, but waiting for the isopropyl is taking forever...

    I have it in a open plastic bag in a cup underneath a warm lamp. It's a rainy day so sun is not an option. Anything else I can do (besides somehow cooking it and smelling up my house?)
     
  2. #2 ddog7x, Sep 7, 2011
    Doesn't it already evaporate super fast?
     
  3. #3 SsmokeWeed, Sep 7, 2011
    put it on a plate and give it more surface area.
    the more surface area, faster evaporation.

    plus, you can scrape the resin off the plate easily.
     
  4. #4 New display name, Sep 7, 2011
    Put the liquid in a bowl and stick it to the roof of your car, then drive at high speeds so air passes over the liquid, drying it faster
     
  5. #5 SIRSOG, Sep 7, 2011
    plastic bag = bad idea, iso is solvent to plastics.....

    get that shit on a plate.... more surface area = faster, and get a fan blowing over it lightly and leave the light.
     
  6. #6 *guest, Sep 7, 2011

    What these two said. :p

    The plastic is not a good idea, and you're making the surface area very small, making it take a long time to evaporate.

    The more surface area, the better.
     
  7. #7 greenbrad420, Sep 7, 2011
    very slight breeze will help, let chemistry take it's course lol
     
  8. #8 JDS, Sep 7, 2011
    Thanks...stuck it on a plate and it's done in time for work :)
     
  9. #9 Olesmoky, Sep 7, 2011
    Ah man... plastic bag?

    Spread out the surface area and it will evaporate faster.

    You can also take a fan and increase air flow to increase the evaporation.

    Additionally, if you add heat this will also increase the rate of evaporation.

    My suggestion is a toaster behind a fan blowing over the liquid. Moderate this carefully though. Shouldn't be left in a room alone, but it's really quick.

    Edit: Since I'm a bit late remember this for next time. ;)
     

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