Post: #21

Yeah, most of the solutions do end up being murky. It's no problem.

Post: #22

ah thanks dbot. i tried to spray some immediately but they got mostly stuck in the nozzle lol

Post: #23

Did you dissolve it in oil or alcohol? And how many drops in your sprayer with diluent?

Post: #24

3x30mg cap in 10ml of 70% ethanol like u suggested

If u r referring to my sprayer getting stuck i know it's because of the muck I didn't distil lol.

Post: #25

Did you use a coffee filter? I've found that cheesecloth really doesn't do the trick.

Post: #26

I didnt have any coffee filter with me yesterday so I've decided to just let them stand over night before i syringe the top stuff up and repeat the process one more time. No idea how much of the neno I will lose though.

I tried using a tea bag to filter the neno but I underestimated the power of rice powder(assuming that is what it is).

Post: #27

I updated the original post in this thread to correct measurement errors resulting from a miscalculation of the size of a drop of alcohol (which I have found to be 25mcL, rather than the 50mcL I had previously estimated).

Post: #28

I've been testing different ratios of spray mix. Alcohol with 20% monolaurin didn't hold its scent very long at all, so I added another 10% FCO.

Post: #29

I updated the list of putatives to include D2 and D3, and also moved phenylethylamine from out of the "maybe" pile into the "definitely" pile.

Post: #30

You may want to use unbleached coffee filters to avoid unintentionally introducing leftovers from the bleaching process into your mixture, I've seen this noted in a number of chemistry homebrew notes before (no, not related to making meth or any BS like that, just legitimate science like explosives and such!)

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Are you editing your recipe at the top of the post to reflect your most effective diluent and carrier mixture?

(06-22-2011 5:55 PM)dbot Wrote:  I've been testing different ratios of spray mix. Alcohol with 20% monolaurin didn't hold its scent very long at all, so I added another 10% FCO.