Too much liquid comes out at once, it is normal for it to come out drop by drop.What do you mean comes out as when it breaks?
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Too much liquid comes out at once, it is normal for it to come out drop by drop.What do you mean comes out as when it breaks?
I use a 10ml syringe, GSO oil and I do it by hand to make low quantities like 80ml but for higher quantities I use an automatic filtering system. The strange thing is that with the previous filters, when pressing, it was very difficult for the oil to come out even when it was hot and when the filter broke, a largo Stream came out and this is what has happened to me with this new batch of filters since the beginning of filteringWhat's your filtering setup?
I use a caulking gun, 50ml syringe and it comes out a steady stream even filtering castor oil. No infections whatsoever the last 20+ years, so it's working as intended (I use phatmakoepeia grade oils though, already filtered)
Not a bad idea but if i was going put the effort to do 2 filterings i would just use the .22 for both. Filtering doesn't take all that much time for me. It is just the lack of ambition that keeps me from doing it.Candidly. It’s so cheap many of us prefilter with .45 and do second filtration with .22.
One could always by pharmacopeia grade oil and solvents and get away from double filtration.Candidly. It’s so cheap many of us prefilter with .45 and do second filtration with .22.
PES usually has high flow rates form my reading. So you may have got a bad batch. But i have always used PVDF so i have no personnel experience.Hello, when filtering with PTFE 0.22 with new filters, the filtered oil comes out like when it breaks, I have tried all of them (12) and they do the same, I have filtered other times with PES and it comes out drop by drop and not like this one. If it were water, I imagine they would be defective, now I am going to order pvdf and try it, I have only made 7 vials of deca 250mg
PTFE. hydrophilicOn a second thought, those PTFE are hydrohilic or hydrophobic?
.45 is quicker and filters out major microbes and non biological detritus. That is why I use .45 as prefiltration.Not a bad idea but if i was going put the effort to do 2 filterings i would just use the .22 for both. Filtering doesn't take all that much time for me. It is just the lack of ambition that keeps me from doing it.
One would have to not be anal retentive and giggle like Dexter when he starts playing crazy lab scientist.One could always by pharmacopeia grade oil and solvents and get away from double filtration.
I've been using 0.45um's for 15+yrs bro, started out using them and still use them to this day. Never had an issue with anything and I've pinned a LOT of home brew!Anyone using 0.45 for years and still alive with no issues?
I'm still kicking Brother! 2005 and still rocking the 0.45'sI know a lot of guys who were brewing around 2006-2011 that ONLY used .45 filters. All of them alive and well
I remember years and years ago on bodybuilding forums a guy dressed like he was a cowboy and went to tractor supply to buy tren implants. Probably the funniest thing I've ever seen on the internetI'm still kicking Brother! 2005 and still rocking the 0.45's
LOL, I still remember the boys breaking down those Tren cattle implants and using coffee filters! I swear 1/2 them never run a final filter on that shit!
Was a fun time to be a guineapig! Worst that got me was to much BA in a IP jug..... Still pinned that whole 100ml and walked around work every time with a single ass cheek blown so far up that my mate used to joke he could sit a coke can on the top of it while I was standing up.
Hello, I received PVDF filters today and they work as they should, the PTFE ones I bought and the oil came out too quickly were all 12 broken... I have already been able to filter the 250mg deca perfectly.PES usually has high flow rates form my reading. So you may have got a bad batch. But i have always used PVDF so i have no personnel experience.