Son bought an essential oil still
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Son bought an essential oil still
I built my own and have an antique stainless 5 gallon milk jug and offered to build him an essential oil still but he found one on line for about 4-5 hundred dollars and went ahead and purchased it. It’s all copper and shiny. Sometimes they just have to learn on their own. I will finish the one I started and use it for making gin.
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Don’t really need 4 stills but what the heck!
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You can never really have to many.
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My son bought me a separator and I received it today, looking forward to using it on my next essential oil run.
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Nice!! Kids that know you well enough to buy you something you can actually use = blessing!
Cranky's spoonfeeding:
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Time and Oak will sort it out.
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Time and Oak will sort it out.
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That is pretty cool. I will please if you have photos or any instruction for us?Bushman wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 4:34 pm I built my own and have an antique stainless 5 gallon milk jug and offered to build him an essential oil still but he found one on line for about 4-5 hundred dollars and went ahead and purchased it. It’s all copper and shiny. Sometimes they just have to learn on their own. I will finish the one I started and use it for making gin.
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This is my build for essential oil. Haven’t got around to finishing my gin still.Zoe_zoey wrote: ↑Fri Aug 27, 2021 1:31 amThat is pretty cool. I will please if you have photos or any instruction for us?Bushman wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 4:34 pm I built my own and have an antique stainless 5 gallon milk jug and offered to build him an essential oil still but he found one on line for about 4-5 hundred dollars and went ahead and purchased it. It’s all copper and shiny. Sometimes they just have to learn on their own. I will finish the one I started and use it for making gin.
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