Most solventless extraction artists use loose resin, or bubble hash, to make rosin for dabbing. Although it’s not as common to dab bubble hash as it is to dab rosin, the finest quality hash is actually great for dabbing. If you know the right techniques, loose resin can actually rival rosin dabs. Can’t you just dab bubble hash the same way you dab rosin? Yes you can, but there are certain ways you can improve bubble hash dabs.

At long last, the United States Federal Government is changing its tune on cannabis! For decades, the DEA has waged a futile “war on drugs”, with cannabis as the standout target. As a Schedule 1 drug, cannabis was grouped with heroin as a drug with no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse. With the wave of scientific studies over the last two decades that have demonstrated the medicinal value of cannabis, this classification of cannabis as a Schedule 1 drug didn’t have legs to stand on.

Ice water extraction is the method of removing trichomes from the cannabis flowers on which they grow to produce a solventless extract called bubble hash. Ice Water extraction, or washing hash, involves using cold water and a set of nylon sieves, called bubble wash bags. Hash makers mix together cold water and cannabis material to remove the trichomes from the material, then filter out the trichomes using the sieving bags.

A washing vessel is the central piece of equipment in the ice water extraction process for making hash. Mixing together ice-cold water and cannabis material, hash makers isolate the trichome heads which contain the prized ingredients for solventless concentrates. Everything starts with the loose resin, and washing vessels are where the magic happens. With seamless construction using top-quality, food-safe stainless steel, The Press Club’s advanced design facilitates fluid transfer and optimizes the efficiency and integrity of your hash-making process.

Innovations in cannabis extraction are at the forefront of the current expansion of the cannabis industries worldwide. Extractors and product manufacturers are all searching for the purest form of chemicals in affordable yet safe ways. This post delves into cannabis extraction and its latest trends. Keep reading to learn more about various extraction methods, their benefits, and the latest innovations in the field.

The 420 Cannabis holiday is here! Along with July 10th, this is one of the most celebrated days in cannabis culture, and it's the perfect time to think about gifts for our favorite cannabis enthusiasts. While a stash of premium flower or some top-notch concentrates are always appreciated, why not consider something a bit more unique? Something that combines novelty with practicality. Whether you're looking for a fun gift or something more functional, The Press Club has what you need!

In a recent vote, Germany has made huge strides towards ending the failed war on drugs in the largest economy in the EU. This is cause for massive celebration, and a monumental moment. Germany has taken a significant step toward cannabis legalization, albeit with strings attached. While some hail it as a victory, opposition voices and experts caution against potential pitfalls. So, what exactly has changed, and what restrictions remain in place? For proponents, the recent decision by the German parliament signals the long-awaited end to the criminalization of cannabis.

The history of hashish is shrouded in mystery, with its origins dating back to ancient civilizations in Central Asia. Wherever cannabis grew, it thrived and was utilized for various purposes. The relationship between cannabis and humans has been close-knit since recorded history began, with uses including textile production and medicinal applications. While the exact inception of hashish remains uncertain, historians concur that charas, the earliest form of hashish, emerged around 10,000 years ago. This resinous substance was meticulously collected from cannabis plants with bare hands and lots of patience. Hashishins still produce charas to this day.