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Reddit mentions of Anchor Hocking 5 Ounce Measuring Glass, (1 unit)
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Anchor Hocking 5 Ounce Measuring Glass, (1 unit). Here are the top ones.
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Transparent glass with red imprintingGraduated measurements in ounces, milliliters, and teaspoonsStylish Anchor Hocking logo on frontGreat for measuring solids and liquidsHand wash
Specs:
| Color | Clear |
| Height | 3.5 Inches |
| Length | 2.38 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | Set of 1 |
| Weight | 0.000625 Pounds |
| Width | 2.38 Inches |
For the VG, I picked up this one and while a shot glass would work, I have one of these measuring cups floating around that I use.
I make a bain marie - that is, I set a small pot of water over low heat with a small heat proof bowl set inside with more water in that. The water comes to the 60 ML mark on the glass. I use a baking scale (or a drug scale...ha. one that measure down to .01g) to measure my CBD into the glass and then top with just enough PG to cover. I set it in the waiting water bath.
The goal of the water bath is to keep it around 140*f. You want it just shimmering and giving off a bit of steam & that's all you need. In about 15 mins, the isolate will disolve into the PG. I like to agitate (usually swirl around a bit) to make sure it's fully combined.)
I usually add up to the 30-40 ML mark with my juice and swirl it around again to combine and let it heat for 15 mins or so, until it's no longer cloudy. It stays better blended this ways. I've had some juices completely break down without this step.
Finally, I add to the 60-65 ML line, let it soak for another 5 minutes, give it a good swirl and then transfer to a unicorn bottle. Once it cools off some, I cap it off and it's good to go.
If I recall, there's even a recommended ratio on the bottle. Maybe start there and adjust til you like it? Also, and I might be a little OCD here, I use a measuring beaker to get repeatable results and better gauge how long a bottle/batch will last.