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| ECF Veteran Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Dorset, UK
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| ECF Veteran Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: NYC
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I knew of a dude who bought loose snus and made his own pouches with teabag material. I have tried the loose, I prefer loose tobacco to pouches cause I dunno, it feels better, taste better, and i feel like im actually consuming tobacco lol. But it takes getting used to, The loose snus is not like american dip. It is extremely fine and can get quite muddy if you are a beginner. Its difficult to pack at first, you have to get the hang of it, but afterawhile its easy. If you make ur own pouches, U dont have to worry about forming it, just stuff it into something thats like a teabag material. |
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| Full Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: California
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![]() I use an icetool, the small one is perfect. Many people have made their own portions using tea bags. I really like Skruf stark los and General If you have any questions pm me | |
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Haven't tried the los yet...just seemed a little messy so I left it alone :-)
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| Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Madison, WI USA
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I wouldn't even think of doing it without an icetool. My question, if I wanted to do mostly 0.5 gram hits would they stay together? And if so for how long on average?
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| VAPORIZING BI-VALVE Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Punta Gorda, Florida
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I use the Icetool and mainly set it for 1.5 gm pris and it stays together fine. I generally leave it in for an hour or 2 before it starts to fall apart. the Icetool works wonders with los and is definitely worth the price if you are going to stick with it. Only problem I've had with los is drinking anything while it's in. Little tricky to get used to at first without making mud of your pris. I generally use a straw now when I have a los in.
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| Full Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: California
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IMO, General, Roda Lacket and Skruf stark los are the easiest to bake by hand. There are some other los that are almost impossible to bake without an icetool. The Skruf los is great because you can back a pris the size of a tick tac and still get a buzz....very high in vitamin N |
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| VAPORIZING BI-VALVE Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Punta Gorda, Florida
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| Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Madison, WI USA
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Works very well. Feels at least as comfortable as normal portions. It looks as if I'll get about 8 portions per tea bag. I may be trying some other materials this week. I'm wondering if coffee filters would work. I don't have any on hand as I don't drink the stuff. I used to get hemp rolling papers for RYO tobacco which could be another possibility. Someone could make a few dollars out of this by selling sheets of teabag materiel for making your own portions.
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| Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009
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I only have one can of loose, which is the first and only I bought. I got Roda Lacket since snus lore teaches it is the easiest to work with. I just haven't opened it as of yet and everyone keeps sending me links to videos, when I would really prefer to see a list of step by step instructions for baking a pris. I have no worries about hand shaping Roda. Actually, I really only need to know what temperature to bake it and for how long. | |
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