There are safer and potentially legal ways for the home cook to make hash - which has been smoked in some form for millennia - but the butane-extracted variety is considered extremely potent. With less than $20 worth of equipment, clandestine "blasters" can do it in their garages, kitchens and backyards. In California, once at the forefront of the legalization movement, open blasting is still the norm.
"I'm glad to see open blasting go the way of the dodo," said Ry Prichard, a dab enthusiast in Colorado who works with a company that makes butane honey oil. And the facilities must comply with health and safety codes and be inspected by a certified industrial hygienist or professional engineer. In Colorado's highly controlled market, state officials this month set forth rules requiring hash oil producers to follow the same procedures that manufacturers use to extract oils from plants to make canola oil, fragrances, food additives, pharmaceuticals and shampoo.īutane extraction must be done in a closed loop system so that no vapor escapes, in rooms with powerful ventilation systems. Safer forms of production exist where it is sanctioned and regulated under state law.
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