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Ice-water separation, also known as water hash, is an extraction technique for separating the tetrahydrocannabinol-laden trichomes from the marijuana plant in order to extract the cannabis resin.
The ice-water method is simple and effective. It requires, ice, water, agitation, filtration bags/screens and plant material. With the ice-water extraction method the resin becomes hard and brittle and can easily be separated. This allows large quantities of pure resins to be extracted in a very clean process without the use of solvents, making for a healthier more concentrated hashish.
Ice Water Method patent numbers: US: 6,158,591 Europe: 1015118 Canada 2321815 Inventor: Reinhard Delp, Published 1997 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
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