3 Cannabis Edibles That Don’t Require Baking

Maria Loreto

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August 4, 2023

3 Cannabis Edibles That Don’t Require Baking

Preparing edibles can be easy if you have the right ingredients. Here’s what you can use if you don’t feel like baking.

Baking and preparing edibles is a fun activity if you have the right disposition and tools, even if it takes longer than other methods of consuming cannabis. The baking process is one that’s normally ruled by lots of trial and error; adding weed into the mix only makes things more complicated. Still, you shouldn’t be intimidated at the thought of preparing your own edibles, especially now that there’s more time and willingness to bake and get creative. Here are 3 cannabis edibles that don’t require baking.

Baking usually requires people to prepare their own cannabutter, a process that’s time consuming and that’s only a first step in the whole baking process. If you want to make some edibles but don’t feel like spending a lot of time on them, here are some things you can try:

THC infused honey sticks

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THC infused honey sticks are incredibly convenient. They can be drizzled on top of cookies, cakes, tea or coffee, transforming anything you have into a sweet treat that can get you high. There are also CBD infused honey sticks, which can be used to create edibles with no psychoactive effects.

Infused condiments

If you do some research, you’ll discover that there are plenty of THC infused condiments, expanding on our definition of edibles. While these tend to be hemp or CBD based, there are some interesting THC options for salty and sweet foods, like infused sriracha, infused syrup and infused sugar.

Re-purpose edibles

If you have any edibles lying around your house and don’t find them particularly appealing, think of a way to re-purpose them. For example, if you have a chocolate edible, add some coconut oil or butter and melt it in a pot or microwave. This chocolate mix can be added to fruits or any other treat. Just pace yourself and eat with care, that way you won’t get too high on accident.

The Discovery Of The First Cannabis Plant

Maria Loreto

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August 3, 2023

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At last, the discovery of the first cannabis plant. Cannabis has been a benefit for man for over 1,000 years. Part of far eastern medicine it has circle the globe to South America, Europe, Africa and the Middle East. The first documented case of its use dates back to 2800 BC, when it was listed in the Emperor Shen Nung’s (regarded as the father of Chinese medicine) pharmacopoeia. Therapeutic indications of cannabis are mentioned in the texts of the Indian Hindus, Assyrians, Greeks and Romans. These texts reported cannabis to treat a vast array of different health problems, including arthritis, depression, amenorrhea, inflammation, pain, lack of appetite and asthma.

These results were published in the journal Vegetation History and Archaebotany and although there’s no way of knowing how conclusive they are, they answer a mystery that has long plagued scientists.

While it’s been long thought cannabis was from somewhere in the middle of Asia, the specifics have been hazy for decades because there’s never been much evidence of cannabis impressions on ancient fossils. There’s also the fact that cannabis shares a similar pollen shape to the plant humulus, also known as hops, which we all know is used to flavor beer.

The study was conducted by the University of Vermont and it took on a different approach to previous studies regarding cannabis origins, gathering samples from 155 fossil pollen studies and plants in order to learn how to distinguish the different types. After adapting the search to these factors, researchers found the earliest occurrence of cannabis pollen in northern China and southern Russia, concluding that the source was probably located in the Tibetan Plateau near Qinghai Lake.

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The plant may have evolved and developed there over 28 million years ago. New Scientist reports that the climate in the Tibetan Plateau could’ve been an influence on cannabis, helping the plant grow since it tends to thrive when in arid environments.

Make This Fabulous Dessert With Cannabis

Danielle Guercio

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August 3, 2023

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Make This Fabulous Dessert With Cannabis

The heat wave is unrelenting and making for sweltering days and warm nights. Why not have a cool, refreshing dessert to chill out in multiple ways. A recent hot trend was Thai rolled ice cream, why not make this fabulous dessert with cannabis? Thai Rolled Ice Cream is just what it sounds like: little rolls of ice cream, about the size of a roll of quarters, that are packed into a cup, then topped with all manner of extras, such as toasted marshmallow, gummy bears, coconut and of course, hot fudge.

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Considering how it’s put together, rolled ice cream is prime for the infusing. The possibilities are endless because you can add the cannabis in almost any topping, sauce, or addition you were going to add to the ice cream anyway. You can make it in the base or you can chop up and distribute pretty much any edible you can imagine from gummy worms to brownies.

Cannabis Rolled Ice Cream

Danielle Guercio, 2017; Inspired by Claire Lower + Chinatown NYC
Serves 2, 10mg THC per serving, estimated

Supplies:

Pint of gelato, softened
Cannabis Mix-ins (Oreos are great here!) -or- ½ tsp Glycerin tincture*

Tools:

Plastic putty knife or rice scoop
Silpat
Baking sheet
Freezer
Serving bowl to chill

Ok so it bears pointing out that instead of making a rolled up ice cream concoction, you could just stick a spoon in the pint and chow down, but if you’re looking for fun and whimsy, read on. Fancy people can make their own ice cream base, and this reduces the step of waiting for ice cream to soften, but is for sure messier and leaves more room for error. Selecting gelato over american ice cream gives you more wiggle room with gelato’s softer and more supple texture from the higher fat content.

First, put the serving bowl, silpat and cookie sheet in the freezer for 30 minutes. Allow the Gelato to soften, but not melt completely or become liquid. Take all of the tools out of the freezer except the serving bowl. Scoop a double serving onto the silpat, use the scrapers to chop up the ice cream. Quickly add either the cannabis tincture or an edible that you’ve broken up into small pieces.

Working quickly, smooth the mixture into a ½” thick layer, and put into the freezer. Allow to freeze up for roughly one hour. Take out of the freezer with serving bowl. Using the scraper or rice scoop, begin to press the tool down at a 45 degree angle while striping your way through the ice cream ‘sheet’. These rolls will form quickly, and the cool serving bowl will help them make it to the person who is going to eat them.

*Cannabis Glycerin Tincture

Decarboxylate an eighth of finely ground cannabis by heating in an oven safe and well sealed container for 20 minutes at 225 degrees. Put Cannabis and glycerin into a jar or vacuum sealed bag and place in a water bath at just under boiling for 1-3 hours. Strain into dropper bottle and dispense 1-5mL as a dose or use in recipes Making this fad dessert takes some time, but not too much effort.

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Ironically so does waiting in line for ice cream and then racing to photograph it before it melts. Dosing it with THC will make you a legend to anyone you serve it to. Be sure to take your own photos the second you roll it up, it melts quickly! Let us know if you make this fabulous dessert with cannabis!

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Can Marijuana Gummies Help You Quit Cigarettes?

Sarah Johns

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August 2, 2023

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Can Marijuana Gummies Help You Quit Cigarettes?

Quitting cigarettes is very hard, but maybe a little edible can help?

In the US and Canada about 32 million people smoking – roughly 11%. This is significantly down from the early 60s when it seemed everyone smoked (think Madmen). Over 40% would light up. A huge market for an expensive habit. Smoker who can through a pack a day are spending an average $8.00 a pack. In the US prices range from $6.11 (Missouri) to $11.96 (New York). It is clear via data, science and tobaccos huge lawsuit loss smoking is deadly. But what to do? Can marijuana gummies help you quit cigarettes?

The global smoking and nicotine cessation product market is roughly $26 billion. Study after study shows how difficult it is to quit. Currently 49% of cannabis users report using gummies. They are cost effective, you can manage dosing and you can use them almost anywhere. A solution when you are trying to quit and you have an craving attack.

According to the National Cancer Institute, some of the most common nicotine withdrawal symptoms include irritability, insomnia, anxiety, depression and others. Any one of these symptoms can be difficult to overcome on your own, but combine them all at once and one can be left feeling debilitated. Coincidently, some of the benefits of marijuana include alleviating depression, anxiety, and help with sleeping.

Studies have shown CBD has been effective in helping with cigarette withdrawals, and decreasing the desire to smoke. One study, by University College London, found that using CBD helped reduce nicotine desire almost instantly. “The study found that after a single dose of CBD treatment, heavy daily smokers find smoking-related cues less visually attention-grabbing,” UCL said.

When it comes to THC in marijuana, there has been far less research done in general. While marijuana is recreational legal in 24 and medically in 40 states, it isn’t in all 50. This makeCBD easier to access. But when you look at the benefits of medical marijuana and reference the main side effects of nicotine withdrawal, you can start to see reasons to consider marijuana gummies to help quit smoking.

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THC or marijuana gummies used to quit a nicotine addiction help with the physical exactly quitting smoking concept. Some marijuana edibles may have not been highly effective at treating nicotine withdrawal because they often take upwards of one to two hours to kick in to produce the symptom-relieving effects. But now that several manufacturers have released fast acting edibles.

The newly-popular fast acting edibles use different scientific techniques, like emulsification, to get the THC into your system much quicker, mirroring the high of smoking rather than the delayed and elongated high of traditional edibles. This new formula allows edibles to bypass the stomach and get into the small intestine faster, so the effect is more similar to smoking.

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There needs to be more research to better understand what marijuana can do. But it is clear there are benefits. Approximately 30% to 50% of US smokers make an attempt to in any given year, success rates are low, with only 7.5% managing to succeed. Recent data show younger smokers are more likely to report quit attempts than older smokers, but they appear to have the same low success rate. Anything which can help, including gummy’s, should be encouraged.

Hacks To Make Marijuana Last Longer

Amy Hansen

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August 1, 2023

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Inflation is dropping but people always want to get more for their dollar. Shrinkfaltion , where products shrink but the price remains the same, has hit hot dogs, burgers and pizzas along with Doritos, Gatoraide and cereal! While less expensive than alcohol, you still want to find good value with cannabis. Here are some hacks to make marijuana last longer.

Since marijuana is not only becoming more mainstream, it is becoming a go to for those who want to adjust their lifestyle. The under 40s are turning to cannabis rather than alcohol. So consumer demand is up and so is a larger variety of budget friendly options.

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Reward Programs

Some legal dispensaries have frequent reward programs letting you know about discounts, sales, etc. Never a bad idea to enroll and let them figure ways to help you save money.

Edibles

Edibles can be cost effective. Gummies have become the rage and you get a bunch for the same price as a pre-roll or even flower. While making edibles is a weed-heavy project, you might end up saving some money. Edible highs can last for longer than three hours, which is ostensibly longer than the high from smoking.

Microdose

Microdosing can help you obtain better results while also spreading out your weed. If you microdose with glassware, your results will be even better, giving you a more thorough understanding of the amount of weed you’re consuming and are going through while enjoying the high.

Use a Bong

Bongs allow you to consume all of the smoke that is produced from your burning cannabis. And the amount of cannabis that’s used to create one joint could be used to smoke multiple bong hits. If you’ve ever used a bong, you’ve probably already noticed that they pack a punch in comparison to joints and pipes. The amount of cannabis you would roll into even a small-sized joint is probably the equivalent to the amount of cannabis you would need to take about five bong hits. Therefore, smoking your cannabis in a bong is an easy way to conserve weed. And joints constantly burn leading to a lot of wasted flower.

Buy in bulk

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Think Costco. Usually when shopping, the larger the order, the more you save. Before purchasing in bulk, keep an eye on how much you use, spend and how long it takes to consume. Once you have these numbers at hand, head over to your favorite dispensary and buy what you need. To help it last, here are 8 Ways To Properly Store Marijuana For Freshness.

Grinder with kief-catcher

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While a kief catcher won’t save you a lot of weed, it could add some dimensions to your smoking and provide with something you don’t usually use. Kief is the tiny, sticky crystals that cover the cannabis flower, which are usually potent in terms of effects. Kief is strong and can be used to cover a bowl or a joint, making the high much more powerful, which in turn, helps the joint or bowl last for longer periods of time.

Proper Storage

No matter how icky the taste, there always comes a time when you’re open to using remains. Keep an air-tight Mason Jar around and start dropping your roaches, stems, and mini leftover pieces of bud in there. You’ll be glad to have that roach-bowl when there’s nothing else to smoke. Make sure to keep it in a dry and dark space to prolong your weed’s smokability.

Drink? Use Weed? Are You In One Of The Wildest Cities?

Sarah Johns

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August 1, 2023

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Drink? Use Weed? Are You In One Of The Wildest Cities?

We look back at the post high school years and think – what were we doing? Partying all night, rolling into work a little hungover and maybe with the club stamp still on our hand. Most people grow out of it, but not everyone. The perfect example is Las Vegas…the 24 hour city were you can gamble your cares away. Drink? Use Weed? Are you in one of the wildest cities?

Data from the Online Betting Guide rates the cities with the wildest behavior, and you might be surprised.

The data tracks behavior in 5 categories – drinking alcohol, consuming marijuana, doing cocaine, casinos per residents and the general number of strip clubs. Sounds like a bro thing to judge, but everyone did like the Hangover movie. These industries (less the cocaine) generate about $705.2 billion in revenue each year with alcohol being the largest and strip clubs being the smallest.

Currently you have 23 states with recreational and 40 states with medical marijuana. All the states have alcohol with the Vegas strip and New Orleans allowing open containers. The states among most strip-club friendly are West Virginia, Florida, Nevada, Louisiana, and Oregon. Only two states have completely outlawed casinos are Utah and Hawaii.

The biggest drinking city is, surprise, Milwaukee. The city has a long history with alcohol. The original beer city was home to OG breweries Blatz, Pabst, Schlitz and Miller.

The biggest city consuming marijuana is Traverse City, Michigan, not quite what we expected, by the cannabis community is evolving quickly with legalization. You can’t judge a cannabis fan by the cover.

Showing we are more alike in our vices, the top 20 cities are split almost evenly between red and blue states, highlighting common ground people. Check out the full results here and see where your favorite city is on the list!

With legalization of marijuana changing, you wonder if the rankings will change. But for the moment you know where to live or travel to have a crazy time.

What Does A Marijuana High Feel Like?

Terry Hacienda

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July 31, 2023

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Marijuana is not only becoming more mainstream, it is becoming a go to for those who want to adjust their lifestyle. The under 40s are turning to cannabis rather than alcohol. Those that want to lose weight are popping a gummy instead of a cocktail, and those who suffer from ailments are turning to medical marijuana. California is showing a decrease in beer purchases early the week and an uptick in marijuana sales. So it is now part of society and people are curious – what does a marijuana high feel like?

Culturally, most people know alcohol. People can have slurred speech, red eyes, loss of coordination, sleepy or maybe a bit loud. Some can have mood swings and get aggressive. Bar fights happen for a common reason – booze. The ethanol in alcohol is what makes you drunk.

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What gets you marijuana high is THC. The chemical structure is similar to the brain chemical anandamide. Similarity in structure allows the body to recognize THC and to alter normal brain communication. It affects brain areas that influence pleasure, memory, thinking, concentration, movement, coordination, and sensory and time perception. Because of this similarity, THC is able to attach to molecules called cannabinoid receptors on neurons in these brain areas and activate them, disrupting various mental and physical functions. THC, acting through cannabinoid receptors, also activates the brain’s reward system, which includes regions that govern the response to healthy pleasurable behaviors such as sex and eating.

Clinical studies of cannabis have found that the drug produces feelings like relaxation, loss of inhibition, euphoria, sleepiness and even altered perceptions. Most people experience a pleasant euphoria and sense of relaxation.

Cannabis is very individualized, with the same strain being able to produce different effects depending on the person and how they’re feeling. If you’re mood is high and positive before smoking and you choose the right strain, you’ll likely experience euphoria, a term that encapsulates a large horde of positive moods. If you’re stressed out or anxious before smoking, you might feel a rise of paranoia and unease that will make your experience unpleasant.

When it comes to negative side effects, the main one being a sense of paranoia. Studies show that cannabis is linked with a little bit of everything.

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Some lucky people claim to feel very creative after consuming weed (especially in moderation), being able to read, paint, write, with an engagement that allows them to carry this out for hours. Gamers and programmers swear it helps them focus and be creative.

For others, they may be having a great time, but their memory is impaired and they can’t really commit to activities that demand a lot of engagement. Driving in never an option.

Aggression is almost never associated with being high. Most people are feeling so good they are just nice. You never hear of a fight breaking out when people are getting stoned. They just relax and maybe doze off.

How to Avoid Bad Marijuana

Sarah Johns

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July 31, 2023

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Times have changed – and you might want to consider how you buy cannabis changing also

Back in the day, you knew a guy who knew a guy, or you had a regular dealer, or you landed in a city for a trip and you talked to cab drivers and bartenders. Today, with cannabis legal recreationally 23 states along with the District of Columbia, Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands PLUS 40 state medically things are much easier. But you still want to know how to avoid bad marijuana.

With 90% of the public ok with some form of legal cannabis, you think it would be all grade A prime stuff out there, but if you want flower, there is still some quality issues. Flower is still the number one revenue generator for legal dispensaries, but vaping is coming up.

When in a store, don’t be afraid to ask questions. Except for NYC, legal states have licenses dispensaries with some control over products sold. But it is ok to ask, sniff, and look at flower before you purchase. If you are in a less than legal state, know the dealer and go with your gut. No high is worth a bad trip.

Use all of your senses to determine the quality of your product. Good quality weed should smell good and strong, look bright and colorful, and feel airy and light. The flower should separate when you apply pressure to it; it shouldn’t fall apart by itself or be dense and overtly sticky.

Use your nose. Once you’ve interacted with high quality weed, the bad stuff is easier to spot. Cannabis cultivated and cured to the high standards typically exhibits a pungent and pleasant aroma. Flowers emitting a strong fragrance are commonly referred to as having a “dank” or “loud” odor, indicating the overall quality of the flower. You should steer clear of any type of weed that smells, looks, or feels off.

Marijuana which isn’t quite right can reek of a musty or mildewy aroma. This or a straw-like aroma is a clear indication of aged or compromised cannabis.

Use your eyes. Properly grown flower, like fresh, healthy produce, provides a few visual hints to help you determine quality. Good cannabis should be visually appealing, top-shelf strains can easily display a vibrant array of colors. Good-quality flowers are often a deep green with flaming orange or red hairs. They can also express colors from deep purple to bright blue.

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Bad flower also has distinct in look. Discolored flower or an abundance of stems and seeds in a sign to move on. There are many reasons flower can become discolored ranging from mold and age to pesticides and chemicals.

When flower is of a lower quality, it will often be dry or brittle to the touch. Dry bud will feel light and airy with little weight, unlike dense, sticky flower. Additionally, bad weed will easily crumble when handled, or might even fall apart. Loose, undone flower is called “shake” and should be avoided.

Avoid strains that claim to have extreme effects. For example, if your seller tells you that they have a strain with over 30% THC potency, ask more questions since that seems unlikely. You also don’t need a strain with crazy THC levels in order to get the results you want or are looking for.

if your seller tells you that they have a strain is extreme or has over 30% THC potency, ask more questions since that seems unlikely. You also don’t need a strain with crazy THC levels in order to get the results you want or are looking for. This should be avoided.

Good luck, have fun and chill out.

Why Does Some Marijuana Give You The Munchies?

Sarah Johns

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July 31, 2023

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Why Does Some Marijuana Give You The Munchies?

The munchies are a part of the classic, hippy, stoner scene. Memes, jokes and lots of fast food wrappers can verify its place in the culture. Jack in the Box has played to it with commercials, a stoner guy, a Box 420 special, and this year a “Pineapple Express” food truck. But not all cannabis is alike and not all will make you hungry. So why does some marijuana give you the munchies?

The munchies are defined as intense hunger, particularly for sweet and savory treats, after you use cannabis. Some think of the munchies as an adverse side effect, but other people use cannabis, especially medical marijuana, with a goal of stimulating their appetite.

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You can have different results regarding cannabis with relieving stress or whether it improve sleep, but cannabis reliably stimulates appetite in animals with an endocannabinoid system. Cannabis has been used as an appetite stimulant for thousands of years. The earliest record of using cannabis to treat appetite loss comes from 300 A.D. in India and this tradition continues in modern folk medicine traditions throughout Asia. For example, in Thailand cannabis is frequently used to stimulate the appetite of sick people and make them sleep.

Not all marijuana increases the appetite. Cannabinoids activate the receptors that affect your appetite levels. Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the primary cannabinoid that’s known to increase appetite. Some strains reduced hunger. The best weed strains for appetite suppression are those with low-to-moderate THC levels and high CBD and THCV levels,

But THC is only 1 of more than 100 active chemicals found in cannabis. Animal studies show that another cannabinoid, called cannabigerol (CBG), may also stimulate appetite. This cannabinoid doesn’t have the same intoxicating effect as THC. So it’s of interest to researchers looking for a way to stimulate appetite without the high associated with THC.

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In a study, worms exposed to a cannabinoid become even more interested in the kind of food that they’d already prefer, new University of Oregon research shows. The effect is similar to craving potato chips and ice cream after a few puffs of marijuana, a phenomenon known scientifically as “hedonic feeding” but colloquially called “the munchies.”

The study, led by neuroscientist Shawn Lockery in the College of Arts and Sciences, points to worms as a useful tool for understanding more about the many roles that cannabinoids naturally play in the body. And it could help researchers develop better drugs that target that system. He and his team published their findings April 20 in Current Biology .

Epidemiological studies in humans indicate a relationship between long term chronic cannabis use and “decreased prevalence of obesity and diabetes.” More research is needed to understand why cannabis products opposite effects. At present, there is no evidence that weed will help you lose weight. However, because of the complex role cannabis plays with metabolism and weight maintenance, researchers are exploring option with new obesity drugs.

How you consume can also play a role. A clinical study showed inhaled cannabis can increase levels of hormones which make you hungry.

Generally, the higher the THC, the more of chance of munchies. You can manage your intake by having better food options available when you decide to consume.

How To Get Rid Of Weed Odor In Your Home

Maria Loreto

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July 30, 2023

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How To Get Rid Of Weed Odor In Your Home

Burnt popcorn, hot showers, vaporizers and more. Here are a few ways to eliminate the linger scent of weed in your home.

One of the most emblematic aspects about marijuana is its smell. Equally particular as it is enticing, marijuana’s scent is one of the world’s most recognizable smells. It also is difficult to erase from rooms. Here is how to get rid of weed odor in your home!

In order to prevent your fabrics and your home from reeking of weed, there are a few things you can do, although it’s always better to prevent the smell over having to erase it once it settles in.

Here are 5 of the most useful bits of advice when it comes to making your home as marijuana-smell-proof as possible:

Use vaporizers

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While there’s a lot of people who prefer to smoke joints and use bongs, vaporizers are effective if you want to consume something discreet and that produces little to no smell. These devices heat up marijuana instead of combusting it, creating no weedy smell (or at least a much subtler version of it) and saving your clothes a trip to the laundry.

Have a smoke buddy with you

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Smoke buddies are a little clunky, but they’re a cheap and portable option that will help you get rid of lingering marijuana smoke. These devices allow you to blow smoke directly into them, leaving your surroundings odor-free. You can also make a sploof, which is cheaper and just as effective, only needing some dryer sheets and a cardboard toilet paper roll.

Have some Febreze and incense at your disposal

Febreze works in covering up the smell of weed, even if it leaves your home smelling of chemicals. If you prefer a more natural scent, you can try incense, which also produces a strong and distinct smell that will mask the odor of marijuana.

Incense

Unlike candles, incense create a very powerful smell, one that’s capable of disguising most other smells. By lighting it as you smoke, you’ll disguise the smell of weed as it’s exhaled and will prevent the smell from lingering in the room, something that is very useful and discreet.

Smoke in the shower

A common way to smoke marijuana on the low is to smoke in the bathroom while the shower is running. The water must be hot in order to create some steam, which will in turn mix up with the marijuana smoke and dissipate the smell.

Smoke in your bathroom

A very sneaky move would be to limit your smoking to your bathroom. While this is pretty limiting, if you have a bathroom with a fan, turn it on, thus helping dissipate the smell. Light a match and you’ll be able to mask most of the smell.

Burnt popcorn masks the weed smell

While this measure is extreme, it is an effective way of masking the marijuana smell. Burnt popcorn smells very strong and will stay in your house for hours, maybe even days. However, when choosing this option, you’re basically trading in one smell for another. So hopefully you know how to get the burnt popcorn smell out of your home.

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3 Cannabis Edibles That Don’t Require Baking

Preparing edibles can be easy if you have the right ingredients. Here’s what you can use if you don’t feel like baking.

THC infused honey sticks

Infused condiments

Re-purpose edibles

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