I don't know how much water / bud, I just used a big glass kitchen canister but can't remember how much I filled it up.
Did you keep it open or did you have it closed?
I don't know how much water / bud, I just used a big glass kitchen canister but can't remember how much I filled it up.
Did you keep it open or did you have it closed?
I finally got an 8 cup french press at target and I'm going to be using it from now on - seems like the perfect solution for doing small amounts without worrying about keeping everything underwater.
You know, it just hit me that maybe cramming everything in the french press might not be the best idea but I guess I'll just keep trying a little more each time to see if it affects it, I guess there's gotta be a sufficient amount of water vs. bud to properly leech - hence the cooler idea at the beginning of this thread - maybe it's best not to try to re invent the wheel! All of my brainstorming has revolved around finding some way to keep them under water easily.
You know, it just hit me that maybe cramming everything in the french press might not be the best idea but I guess I'll just keep trying a little more each time to see if it affects it, I guess there's gotta be a sufficient amount of water vs. bud to properly leech - hence the cooler idea at the beginning of this thread - maybe it's best not to try to re invent the wheel! All of my brainstorming has revolved around finding some way to keep them under water easily.
I use quart mason jars with 4-5 holes punched in the top, I fill them up with RO water right to the brim the lid holds the bud down and it's easy to pour out through the holes no messing around. A case of12 quart Kerr or Ball mason jars are 10 bucks at Wally's
First, I just did another strain and no smell so it mustve just been that one. I used the jar last time and while it is a foolproof system, I liked the tidyness of the frenchpress. But, if I'm doing more than one strain at a time I'll definitely use the jars as back up. I just like the idea of being able to be 100% sure that everything is below the water line all the time.