What is the method of extraction?
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This is link to webpage which will tell you a lot about SB Oil. Read it all with comments - impressive. http://www.seabuckthorninsider.com/education/processing-and-extracting/ In my country (Russia) SB Oil in use for centuries. People grind whole berry, drain juice, dry out crumbs on towel, grind them again to make powder, add sunflower (or olive) oil to cover powder and mix thoroughly , close tightly, place in dark for 5-7 days. It will have up to 15% of SB oil. If you take new portion of berries and do it again with the same oil you will double it's concentration. Berry's juice also has some oil. If you place juice in a wide bowl and let it stay in darkness for 20-24 hours, you will see oil on surface of juice. You can carefully collect it with spoon. It will be 100% SB Oil. But in Russia people been using that 15% SB Oil, like I said, for centuries internally and topically with very good results.
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I'm not sure, but i like the product. I use it as a skin care/serum formula. It has a orange shade to the oil, fyi.
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It does not say on the bottle how it was extracted. Perhaps you can find that information on the company website...
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Forward and reverse to apply solution (also vacuums/extracts), then a second pass for extraction only. Once I have finished the room I then do another round with hot water only as a rinse, but that is not required. Vacuum when dry with your regular vacuum cleaner. The results are outstanding.
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Equivalent volume to extract; i.e. if a recipe calls for 1tsp extract, I use 1tsp paste.
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I just read John Moore's answer and that actually might be the best way, at least if your cleanout is upstream of the blockage. Pour the stuff in dry and let the next flush expand the product, and carry it toward the blockage. Just guessing here.
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Extract is made with alcohol and I'd prefer to avoid that. I love this nice rich thick paste.
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I don't quite understand your question... Do you have to pull what? To get what in??
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Straw attaches to the bottom of the cover (in the hole in the center) and extends down into the cannister to extract soap/water mixture. Have fun....the results speak for themselves.
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It does not need tools, just your hands. To extract you take the frame in the screw area, and lens to the hole area and pull the lens down. Then, you insert the lens pushing inside the frame at the nose area, then insert the hole area.
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You just pull it out. Make sure there is no water in it, and pull. Give it nice, even pressure and it will come out.
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Did you drill the screw in reverse using the cutting side first? Do that then flid it over to the cork screw side. Using your drill in reverse plunge the extractor into the screw to get a bite then stop the drill .use your drill like a wrench to get the screw to move.once it moves you can use the drill as usuall. Hope that helps
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Vanilla extract is made by macerating vanilla beans in a mixture of alcohol and water. This product is basically a scraped out vanilla beans. I like the paste better for its specks it leaves in my baked goods and it gives a stronger taste. You use both products equally as far as amounts go.
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That is the best option I've found. Depending on what you are grinding it may be possible to scoop the results out with a flexible spoon or spatula. But I worry about how much I'll leave behind, so I will typically just pick it up and scrape out the contents.
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I do not know about extract, but my physician endorses (no kickbacks either!) only NOW products. He says they are truly the most effective ones. (In his opinion, of course).
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It took me about 10-15 min to extract 4quarts of "Cold oil" compared to several hours extracting by hand pumped vacuum I've used previously that was almost twice the cost. If the oil is warm I'm pretty sure it would remove it it in that time frame
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Not extract, just ground up root. People prepare it different ways, but you need a fatty liquid such as milk, or water with veg oil. Extract usually costs around $10 for 10g. I've had success with preparing the root powder, so that's what I stick with. A 1/4 oz makes about 1qt/ 1L. There is also a candy product available from Ozia.
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I use my garden trowel to scoop it out. A tray would make it easier but it isn't to much of a hassle using the trowel.
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Herbal extracts are often made using alcohol to extract the plant essence in a process similar to steeping herbs to make an herbal tea. I believe the no alcohol versions of this product use glycerin to extract the plant instead of alcohol, which is also a common method. The NOW brand no alcohol product is actually called a glycerite, probably referring to this difference.