BM401G 1-Gallon 4-Bag Herbal Ice Extracts Bubble Kit

So I won't go over some elaborate explanation of why these work. I'll leave it at they work... Trust me.What I will explain is the technique that maximizes results.1. Get everything extremely cold. Put gallons of water and the produce in the freezer for a few hours before starting. This is of utmost importance!2. Buy dry ice (1-2 lbs should do).3. When everything is ready have a bucket the bags can fit into, but also small enough to fit in the kitchen sink.4. Mix frozen produce in bag(gently!) with the dry ice. Layer it so that all produce in contact with some dry ice.5. Start pouring your very cold water into the bags (which are obviously all inside of each other with the smallest micron bag on the outside/bottom).6. Alternate between pouring water into bags (which drains into the bucket), and shaking the bags up and down. The goal is to continuously mix the contents so that the precious end product is slowly gravity fed through the screens.7. Once you run out of cold water to pour you can even dip the bags into the bucket water, then remove, drain, dip again. However, I don't necessarily recommend this because your precious end product can not only go DOWN into new bags, but can also float back UP, which is extremely self defeating.

Although I received the bags a day early, there was a few things I could complain about... I immediately noticed some of the frays in the stitching on the seams where the screen meets the bag. One of two stitchings for my 25u bag had a spot where the sewing machine had missed the fabric altogether. I noticed the inside of the bad was looking pretty rough after I turned them inside out once. I soaked them in warm water to rinse then cold rinse. I am going to soak them once or twice more before use. While there were some issues visually it doesnt appear to be anything that would affect production quality. I will update this review after I use them...should be about a week.

these bags lasted one run, i ended up with plastic from the lining of the inside of the bag delaminating and getting in my hash. ice plus brittle liner = craptastic disaster.. no one wants to smoke plastic, do not buy.. spend the extra $$ and get bubble bags brand

I went with the cheapest I could find, and yes, they work well. The stitching around the screen area isn't great. I was able to get 2 heavy uses out of them before accidentally tearing the screen at the stitching if the final bag.But, yes they work, and if you pay attention and use them with care you could possibly get dome long-term use out of them. Just remember.....you get what you pay for.

Had these bags for almost 2 years, they're still working great. I do all the work in a solid plastic bucket with the ice and the beating,. And then pour through these. Catch the runoff and re strain as many time as you like. In this way you decrease the wear on your work bag (By not beating in it) and can process much more product (5 gallon bucket worth). It fits a large plastic folders coffee can perfectly for dry ice shaking extraction. :)

First thing first this does not fit over 1 gallon can like you would think it would. Second the stitching on two of the bags i used broke after 2 mins of use. The canvas material is nice just poorly put together had to resow all the bags with better thread to get good use out of them.

I bought these bags to make a dry ice extraction, I had an old set of bags that'sUrged up over time. These new ones work ok but don't fit normal 1 gallon bucket. These are very narrow. Still work for shaking over glass with dry ice... But I've had bettr

This is a great product for handling any herbs from your garden. A great way to get all of the nutrients out of the herbs for tea.