How To Re Cook Bad Crack
Blue Sky - Breaking Bad Wiki. A packet of blue meth. Since its introduction to the market, there have been a few temporary accomplices who have helped Jesse. Here one of our friends demonstrates the process of “re-cooking” crack cocaine. The purpose of re-cooking is to remove impurities and adulterants (“cut”) from.
Anyone else do this? You take your crack, throw it in a spoon with water (tap water seems fine, but I bet bottle water would be better), heat it up until the crack melts into oil (and,if you feel like it, stir it around with a straightened paper clip or anything else, just enough to break the oil spot up, then (also optional) pushing the little spots back toward each other). Wait a minute or so until the oil droplets resolidify. (They're not clear anymore.) Presto-bang-o. You just make your crack a bit more pure.
Free Download Games Chicken Invaders 6 Full Version. (The theory being some of the cut, baking soda gets dissolved in the water.) Note: the water should DEFINITELY not be acidic when you start (no citrus, vinegar)--unless you plan to inject it (not a good idea anyway). I never knew about this until the last couple years I smoked, and UTFSE and I didn't see much on this (except one kinda negative thread with some different information). It seemed to work IMO. Someone in the previous thread said regular street users would never do this. But I learned about it from a homeless friend. And saw others do it to.
So I thought that might be of use. Interested to hear if others have done this, do it differently, have different opinion, etc. Talking about crack is fun.
I don't do crack nor do I shoot up but I guess someone correct me because I don't see how this purifies. It seems like all your do is resolidify(if that's even a word lol) the crack. Baking soda wouldn't be removed. When the water evaporates it would just leave it there.
Also crack is soluble in water so if it was true then you could essentially remove some crack. If you were to melt it down then filter to remove insolubles then you would be purifying some then. Sorry, not trying to be an ass but I just don't see how it works.
Sorry, not trying to be an ass but I just don't see how it works.It's a good point, and I've thought about it. In my experience, though, it works. I think the reason is this: all it can do is purify out extra particulates and undissolved baking soda. I only ever felt the need to do it with kinda bad rocks (either: I could see 'bubbles' like swiss cheese, it was too white/not yellow enough, or the first hit just felt weak), and I don't think it would work with good rock (or a second time on the same rock). But when you cook up crack from cocaine, oftentimes lots of baking soda gets mixed in there that isn't fully dissolved into the oil. It definitely works after I've made my own crack and realized I put in too much baking soda, so it's especially chunky/grainy, and needed to be purified. The way some people make large batches of crack (e.g.
Separating out the oil into a pan before it dries), it's easy to sprinkle or stir in all kinds of adulterants and cuts to boost volume/weight. For good crack, I think you're right. Baking soda wouldn't be removed. When the water evaporates it would just leave it there. Also crack is soluble in water so if it was true then you could essentially remove some crack.Crack isn't water soluble but bicarb is. Have never heard of this technique but it actually does make some sense to me (I am a bit of a dunce though ). Have IVed crack many times but never thought to dissolve the water soluble cuts out and smoke the result.
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