Prefered method for tabacco extracting

[sparkky1]

Ive read numerous threads but a little hesitant to start, since I was going to try using some cohibas I received for my birthday and are not cheap cigars but I have been wanting to at least taste them again.I have been burn free for 4 weeks and would like to stay that way, nice not going to bed or waking up hacking or wheezing.
PG/VG % is 50/50 better or 70/30 or more VG ?
Grain alcohol in the mix ?
150 deg 4 hours in sauce pot or crockpot on low all night for three night's ?

 

[Dusty_D]

Welcome to ECF. Get the prerequisite 5 posts in, and explore the forum. There's a few threads on here regarding extractions that should get you pointed in the right direction.

This one for example deals specifically with Pipe and Cigar extractions: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/liquid-extraction-tobacco/354182-pipe-tobacco-cigar-extraction.html

 

[Izan]

Welcome!!

I might start with a block or a twist of domestic tobacco as a test run before chopping up a nice cohiba.

I have heard good things about this company HERE. They may have something to vape while you are extracting...

Have fun
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[sparkky1]

Is that the same company that people are not getting there orders for 6 plus weeks or not at all, just trying to make sure.

 

[Izan]

Is that the same company that people are not getting there orders for 6 plus weeks or not at all, just trying to make sure.

It is entirely possible... I have not ordered from them, nor tried the product.

I picked up the name from another member a while ago. We have similar tastes and I made a note about the extracts/raw materials they used for some future order.

But I still say: soak a pack of Redman first.


Cheers
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[kevinb83]

that is indeed the same company. my order from 5/11 hasn't yet shipped.