BadKat's CannaPharm: Cannabis World Summit Edition Vol3 Hash Machine Demo by BadKittySmiles

Comment and spread the word, for a chance to win a FREE BKS-signed 4/20-2013 limited edition pack of Bee Line hemp wick! This is a short video tutorial that shows and explains how to use a hash washing machine, to make ice water hash. Don't forget that, with just the inexpensive bag lining, many 'college sized' mini clothes washers can be re-purposed for making hash in exactly the same way! Happy 4-20! =-D http://forum.grasscity.com/incredible-edible-herb/742831-badkats-cannapharm-canna-caps-uv-reactive-glowing-hash-candy-canna-bombs-more-129.html#post17851707 www.cannabisworldsummit.com A note taken from Kat - by T. Concerning simple, natural plant extracts... Our kind, giving and compassionate friend, BadKittySmiles, strongly believes that after painstakingly working for months on end, while suffering one or more of the many serious illnesses that qualify patients for medical cannabis, that a patient has the right to get every bit of the medicine from their plant matter, that he or she possibly can. Extracting the goodness from over a certain amount of lower-potency trim and stem debris, with common cooking oil, can actually be an expensive and an unnecessary overly-time consuming process for many patients. The ideal method to save the patient from wasting their resources by purchasing and consuming unhealthy volumes of cooking oil, is to remove the goodness first by using an affordable method, such as **simple ice water and re-usable nylon bags**, or a dry sifting kit, so that it may then be incorporated and diluted into oil for consumption. Please write your local lawmakers if your medical state has placed restrictions against the production of natural, harmless cannabis resin, or hash. Remind them that even the essential oils, sold in supermarkets, natural shops, and even many pharmacies are actually more concentrated, and in many cases some of our most common edible plants are powerfully more toxic and potentially abrasive when taken in their concentrated forms, when compared to gentle, mild, still-not-concentrated (or distilled) cannabis resin.