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This is a teqnique bruoght to me by @Anteater. Allows you to save shit hash into smokable goods! Enjoy! Due to a mixup, I was suddenly on 10g of poor quality tanning. Tried to smoke it, but it was hard, it was hard to smoke, it was too damn hard on the throat and the funk was just so-so. Sat here one evening and thought I’d take a nap. But just looking at the fox made me want to smoke it at all. Honestly, I wouldn’t have wanted to give it away for free even once. What do you do then? Well, I have nothing to lose. I can try to improve it somehow. Alternatively, it would have gone in the trash. For my part, I considered it non-smoking. Making rosin oil could be an alternative, but I don’t have anything to push with. But in the back of my mind another idea was murmuring. A vague memory surfaced of someone washing bad hash with water. Worth a try! Searched around a bit and it actually seemed pretty straight forward. I started by grating up 4.5g of bad fox with a random grater I found in the kitchen drawer. Dr.Gonzo note: electric cofffee grinder might be better! After grating it up I put it all in a glass and filled up with almost boiling water. Stirred so that it would dissolve as much as possible. It quickly split into a couple of teams. Some floated to the top and some sank to the bottom. Something sank to the bottom, floated up, sank to the bottom again and stayed like that for a while. Stirred a little now and then and soon the water was dark brown. The layer that floated on top had dissolved and the goodies settled on the bottom. I let the glass stand until the water was at room temperature and all the sediments had collected at the bottom. I then decanted off the water as best I could without bringing the bottom mud with it. Bottom Then it was just a matter of repeating it. Another round of boiling water. Stir. Layers form at the top and at the bottom. This time it takes much less time for the top layer to dissolve. Stir. Wait. Decanter. The effluent was noticeably much less brown this time. During the third wash, a layer that floated on top no longer formed. Everything went down relatively quickly. I stirred occasionally and saw that the water was still taking on some color, but to a very much lesser extent. Considered stopping after this round but took another one anyway. The fourth round went like the previous one, only that now there was even less color in the water and it had become quite clear. The difference in color and clarity from the previous round was now so small that I considered four rounds to be good enough. Washing ![](/assets/vaskevann.jpg Then scraped my freshly washed fox out of the glass and squeezed as much water as I could out of the lump. It now had the consistency of wet ceramic clay. After squeezing out as much water as possible, I pressed it flat like a pancake and left it to dry. After about a day and a half it seemed that it was ready and I folded it into a lump again. Final I started with 4.5g bad reef and ended up with just under 3g. The color became a bit darker. It went from being rock hard to being really good and soft. Now it was actually quite easy to mess with it! Much smoother on the neck too. Before washing I tried it in a bong and actually couldn’t finish the barrel. Now it was no longer a problem. The spark was also somewhat improved, but this is not a miracle cure. It was probably mostly just that it became more concentrated. Was it all worth it? Well. It became smokeable, so for me it was worth it with this fox. Not something I want to do again with a better fox. This is more emergency help to save a bad product. And like that it works. Editors note: electroc coffee grinder might work better! Thanks @Anteater - Dr.Gonzo Using brain can lead to wonderful things May 22, 2023