antichode what a great and time saving idea~!

so basicly one's can base cacti in any big ss pot with a bottom faucet? swim want to buy a big ss pot with faucet for a long time and now it seems to has a good reason to!

faw question regarding this approach:
1. the cacti is already dry, so hydration would be 1 part dry cacti and 7 part water like in pete tek?
2. so basicly any pot with faucet will do the work?(preferdly conical one's but regular also)
3. what about nacl? swim didnt understand its roll in mesc extraction and also pete are the only one swim saw using it.
4. so with this exessive base you aim to have no emulsion right?
5. how much noah/koh for dry cacti?
6. do one's keep the extraction at 80 deg from the start at the end(about 24 hours)?
7. how much ml of xylan/toluene for how much dry cacti?

swim like this idea and maybe will do mix of pete tek with large pot and drill paint mixer!
another thing, xylan is VERY smelly...when mixing the pot, the whole area gonna smell like paining..any tips that can ease the odor?

anyway, swim started pete tek on 75 grams and will post the result when they are ready.

NaCl prevents emulsion and pushes mescaline fb out of the water. Without NaCl I had to break the emulsion after each shaking by heat (or do all shaking when heated). I am doing many shaking/settling cycles wihin one pull. With emulsion it is almost impossible.

I understand why antichode suggests heating to 80C, this is likely to avoid emulsions.
I am not heating at all. Maybe for the last pull, but the motivation is not the emulsion.

And honestly, heating highly basic solution to 80C and then mixing by paint mixer in a pot ... jesus I love myself and my kitchen and this (at least for me) would certainly be a call for disaster!
I am using closed bottles, if I don't break them, there is no possibility of a spillage. And I am using glass blender for initial mixing. Everything is safely happening inside, enclosed.