I finished Whatcha's Tek today and got down to the end (involving cutting of the gallon jug after pouring off the naphtha) and was somewhat surprised by what I saw. Expecting to see a veritable sandbox what I got instead was bricks of DMT! I quickly realized some water was left inside that hardened and the particles latched on. Call me an idiot for not realizing this but I was under some impression that I'd just be able to filter the water out leaving the wet material to be dried and collected, but within minutes of taking it out of the freezer, the water melted and the DMT along with it! Now I have a vat of oily, orange water and I don't know how to get it back. Educated suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

add enough naptha,

and separate from the water.

will that require another three day freeze precip? gah, I hope not!

3 days?
it shouldn't take 3 days,




well then again,

you have alot of naptha,


but yeah, it will take around the same time,
make sure to have your freezer at its coldest.

for my own frame of reference here, how would I extract the water?

decant it off,




pur off the naptha from water.
making sure you dont decant off water with it,

you'll be able to see the water.

The first time I tried that earlier today, the DMT was stuck to the ice

put naptha with the dmt stuck on the ice,


and put it in boiling water,


as in,
put the jar,
inside of a pot with boiled water
to melt everything,


like if you were re x ing,


youll see the separation..

now that's an interesting idea.. the result would be what, layer of naphtha, layer of water, layer of waste? and the water wouldn't contain any product?

if there is any waist,
it would be mixed with the water.


usually all product goes into naptha,

but if you have doubts,

or want to test it,


evap the water in a jar..

the crap this is is evapping takes forEVER. wish it would be that simple.

Impatience? why? if it takes forever just let it be - or help it evaporate.

Are you in a hurry?

The only hurry is the anticipation. And that refreezing is a repeat of steps.