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- Here is the distillation process used for extracting natural essential oils from plants like Spearmint. The oils are used for soap and other recipes. I am using a Essential Oil Steam Distillation Apparatus like this one: amzn.to/2mlwVzk
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This was awesome. After several videos of herb infused olive oil i finally found a tutorial on extracting the oil from the herbs!
You right on that one😂
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Amazingly so my are like .. oh you want oil, let's use some oil to make oil 👁👄👁
OMG! Thank you so much for a simple explanation of how to extract plant oil. Honestly, some of these TH-cam videos, people just talk you into a comma, and give you heaps of information you don't need (as ultimately, like home brew, it will be trial and error until you get the right product for yourself personally). Add to that the fact that they speak in another (scientific) language.
Thank you so much for just speaking in a language the average Jolene can understand, and for just getting to the bloody point!
Bravo! :-)
LJY08 "Average Jolene".....love that. Glad to be normal for ya. Please keep hanging out with us, we have fun.....the simple way.
@Maxeotl lol I chuckled
What is the thing inside between two flasks canal
Just talk you into a comma? Wow, what grammar Nazis.
This is exactly what i was searching for. This shows why essential oils are expensive.
Only thing I see that was missed and should be mentioned is that when first starting the procedure, you should fill the oil separator just past the first open tube with distilled water. This will prevent any precious oil from being lost when it rises by going into the hydrosol collector.
Thank u for sharing ur wisdom
First time seeing how to make essential oils. I thought you provided a clear and detailed understanding for a first time watcher. Thanks. I'm sure there is much more to learn but I appreciate someone who can demonstrate with enough info that will allow anyone to pick up. Well done!
The best and most simple explanation on TH-cam. Others talk nonstop and others can’t even state the simple. Thanks for the great explanation of the process
No reason not like like this vid - well done, I’ve been planing on doing this myself. I am surprised at the amount you got for the short period of time you had it going - I’m all in to getting a distiller now - cheers!
Awesome thanks man so was so simple explanation to show people how to extract oil of any herbs really useful tutorial, keep on God bless you :)
Thank you for this. I wanna start my own perfume business and I wanna make my own essential oils. 💖 This video's very helpful. 👍
Very well presented, clear and concise and you make it look very easy, I was very impressed. Keep up the great work.
+Cory A. Starchuk Thanks Cory
@@LifeBuzzN is this stronger than the drugstore brand?
Whoooo! Great contribution for the average folk very simple yet intricate stuff! We know this oil have a lot of uses thanks for sharing your knowledge very interesting!! Blessings!
Thank you. A rare, informative video on an atypical process of modern life.
Thanks for watching Eric....that's what our channel is all about.
Both of you are awesome a well-matched pair. I enjoy your stuff, peace.
Thank you all the other videos I found involved in the old fashion process of using alcohol
I want to see more videos about making essential oils! Love this
We appreciate you watching, and will see about getting more vids out. Tk
Well done. . If you put a vigreux condenser into your setup you can distill that oil infused water in the boiling flask. The vigreux acts as a fractioning column to separate the oil and water
I was always mad at how much terpenes are lost to the hydrosol vs the what comes out in oil. But ive only tried it once, shoving everything together in an alembic. The product was 100% hydrosol with maybe a drop of oil floating on top from maybe 2 pounds of material. not even worth the effort imo as i have little use for the hydrosol. I was always thinking about ways to try to extract the terpenes from the hydrosol. Like maybe adding an oil and shaking it up or adding something to displace the oil or terpenes trapped in the hydrosol.
I think youre right with fractional distillation and possible super cooling the condenser. As the terpenes seem heavily aromatic therefore light and tend to float off at ambient temp. The only use ive found for hydrosol. Which is to leave a pot out or boiling to incense a room.
That is awesome!! I always wondered how that was done.
My wife and other ladies at church are starting to talk about and use essential oils. Good video !
TNridges Spring is right around the corner....Lots of flowers coming....great for oils.
Have tons of spearmint and peppermint growing in my yard, can't wait to make my oil. Great video.
Stacey Maxwell That mint will take over, for sure. Good luck with the oils.
Thanks for sharing, I always thought the leaf is cook with oil to get the spearmint oil 😄, you’re lucky guy to have a lovely couple to join you for the hobby 👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for this interesting video, and your very clear explanation.
You are welcome.
great job bud, great lil set up too, AANNDD stunnin garden yall got. blessings from the UK
Thank You Cephas. We're having a great time on our little piece of Heaven. I appreciate you watching from all the way over in the UK. If you haven't already done so, subscribe to keep up with updates. Thanks Again.
wow that's amazing! Thanks for the post.
I blow glass and want to make some distillers.. Any suggestions on design, function, or improvements you would want yours to have?
Great video guys. I'm trying it out on Melaleuca
Great video, thanks for linking your setup!
That's a dandy little distiller that you guys have...I may just have to procure one for myself! Nice work!
Tim Brown It was pricey to buy upfront, however, I've been using mine for several years and I'm sure it's paid for itself by now. Those essential oils are expensive.
I’m not sure how I came across this, but I feel like it was for a reason. Thank you for a simple explanation.
Thanks for watching. Hope you've had time to check out the rest of our channel.
Great Job I'm glad I found you...Thanks for your teaching.
Thanks for finding us. Stick around.
Just loooove watching this over and over
Thanks Tasha.
Finely found a video that doesn't require chemicals thank you
50 Minutes???? Woah that takes FOREVER! Anyway such satisfying video ^^
You explained perfectly! Thank you so much!
You are very welcome. Tks
Yes such a beautiful sight!! Nature is thy medicine. How much was your distillery set and did it all come together
Good morning this the most awesome stuff ever. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Cheryl......thanks a bunch.
Nice work, great info,. Thanks.
That was really cool to watch.. Thank you! ☺💕
Thanks Stella.
That is excellent.
I look forward to the soap making videos. :-)
cecil6711 Thanks, Soap coming soon.......stayed tuned.
Great video really informative and easy to follow
Thanks man
You are welcome.
Thank you! Now I can make some fun oils!
(Poison Ivy, Poison Sumac, Stinging Nettle, Mint, Dandelion, And Sassafras)
Awesome video thank you so much super down-to-earth sounding really cool how you went over it with not a bunch of filler words wish you could be in almost every video I've Ever Needed on this awesome TH-cam site hope you make a bunch more appreciate it. talk later
Thanks Dennis
absolutely love it I wonder doe were a oils extractor of such magnitude would be bought off the internet for example accurately a website please
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Great video, very informative. I am new to this and would like to know what kind of distiller you have. I see some on Amazon but I don't know one from the other. Thanks
thats nice, and the water can be used for the plants or other uses , nice. thanks
wow! I would love to have a set of my own.
amzn.to/2mlwVzk
way cool !! I never knew how essential oils were extracted
Gloria Maria Ortega Yeah, it's pretty cool stuff. Thanks for tuning in Gloria.
Would be pretty neat. I have alway's had an interest in chemistry and this is an awesome way to demonstrate.
I work on a mint farm. This is pretty much how we do it but on a large scale. In our still we have a boiler that came out of a hospital to heat the water.
Dear Svurmny, please could you inform details of oil your farm offered. thanks samega68@yahoo.com
Awesome
Wow thank you so much po sor.. This video very helpful for our current business research... Hoping for more video about extraction
recommendations on the water pump your using? thanks. great video!
Awesome demonstration!
Thanks
It was very interesting. I loved to watch it.
Thanks
Been looking for this video for months
wow.... thank you so much sir!
Hi. Great video! Do you think you can extract oil from the Jamaica hibiscus plant??? What kind of machine or equipment could be the best for someone that has never done this. Major thanks!!!
Very interesting video. I’m studying how using ethanol soaking of poison ivy and a distillation process like yours, pure uruthiol oil (poison) can be extracted. For scientific purposes only of course
Gonna use up as much of the year's leftover mint chocolate mint sinc other herbs this way before winter
Good information, thanks.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching.
Very fun to watch! Thank you!
+Do It Yourself Herbs Thank you for taking the time to watch.
Thank you for showing us the process, that was generous hearted of you for unselfishly sharing that. Where could I get a contraption like that? Is it bad to have a minute amount of water in the oil because really how can you avoid getting just a tiny amount of water in that little jar?
A sepratory funnel handles that.
Would the int or spearmint have a high content of menthol? Could I still use it on temples to alleviate headaches?
It looks like you are use the mint whole leaf and steam. Try giving it a good hand chop and see how much you get. Love your set up and the whispers.
Nice info. Can u make video of how to make circumin from turmeric powder.if possible.
Where can I purchase this equipment to make essential oils for my shop you broke this down so easily and so good I feel comfortable with doing it myself
thanks for the video, i've been looking to make extracts, for cocktail use, and i need to make strong flavour extracts... tha same method could be use using alcohol right ?
Very nice and simple. Just need the glassware. I noticed the water that is boiling in the bottom pot is turning yellow. Is there any other essence dripping down from the mint into the water? Wouldn't it be better to have the steam coming from the top down?
I wonder what is your preference for distiller and cost of it if your happy with the yield
Awesome awsome!!! My husband fell flat on his face when he saw this.
Thanks, I really wanted to know how. Real essential oils are incredible.
I agree.
It amazing but just don't think that it can cure polio...
@@g2ltt733 Everything has it's limitations.
Thank you this was great!
Suz Mc You are very welcome.
Roughly how long does this process take from start to finish?thank you for sharing do you have a link to the distillation product?
Awesome video. . Do you completely boil all of the water out? If not when do you stop cooking the water and what do you do with the remaining water. It's still very dark at the end of the video. I would like to be able to maximize the amount of oil extracted. Thank you for sharing this.
very good thanks!
I thank you for the video. I like the glass extraction apparatus. The link you gave does not have the one you are using. Would you have anymore information to give me to help find the one you are using?
Great stuff!
What type of equipment is that and where is an affordable place to purchase this?
I would like to make my own oils.
Wow very beautiful I see why oil cost so much. Wonderful job. You should teach a class once a month here in NYC
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the kind words.
I have Chocolate Mint that I am going to make tincture from. Can't afford a distiller just for the small amount of my mint.
But you do an Awesome job.
Thank You Becky
Great video man. Thank you
Thanks fro watching.
Wow???? I'd love to do that!!!! Soooo Cool!!!
You could also rotovap the aqueous extract in the 2 necked flask.
Is the plant flask 2000 liter? How long did you boil it? Nice job
that is so cool..
So,... the steam heats the oil to a vapor and carries it up and out of the flask? then when you cool it the water and oil vapor condenses out? Cool! That's a lot of work for just a few drops of oil, but it's so concentrated. LIke those few drops equals a pound of leaves? The boiling flask looks like a bunch of tea! I appreciate the value of essential oils a lot more seeing the process! LOL. I love this video! Thumbs Up!
What if you blend those leaves and chunk more into the tube? Possibly you can get more.
Great vid! How is the top flask for cleaning, when you are finished, how do you get the matter out?
+sunwarz I use a wood dowel to push thru the waste. Then run it thru the dishwasher without issues.
Is it cost effective to make your own oils vs buying, if you use electricity? Thanks
Perfect. To the point.
Where can I purchase one of those tools to make oils
Awesome job guys.
I live in the bush in New Zealand and want to extract manuka and kanuka oil.
Could I use this same process.
Thanks Mark.
Thank you for that so simply could you tell were I could get one of these
Hi Michelle, here ya go: amzn.to/2mlwVzk
Hi 😊 Awesome video ! Please , What kind of hot plate are you using ? Does it show temperature ? Did you mention setting it at 212 or did I hear wrong lol
Thank you for your time
Did you crack that oil again with the water becomes flammable like diesel
Cool! Thank you. What would happen if you just put the plant directly in the boiling water?
I know this is a lot to ask and this video was 6 years ago, but just in case someone has the time to help me, would you please give me a parts list so I can go buy these items? This whole thing was so fascinating to me. When he first started, it looked like it was going to be very difficult but the way he explained every stage, what each section did and why, I think I'd like to try it. Also, I'm getting into the essential oil thing pretty late in life. I'm just north of 60 and started growing my own herbs but short of what I use in my cooking, I don't know what herbs do what, how I would figure out what temperature to extract them at and how to use each oil I make.
Even if no one helps me, I still think this was a really cool video. His willingness to show each phase was super cool. And even more super cool was having his wife help him.
Thank you for this video. At the very least, your video brought in another fan of the effort.
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Plus a small submersible pond pump, harbor freight carries one for 8 bucks
@@ilgardener2365 WOW! Thank you so much for the list! But more importantly, thank you very much for your time. I really appreciate it! I'm using the list that you provided as my shopping list.
Really generous of you.
If you wrap some fiberglass cloth around your extraction bulb, you will get less oil dripping back into the steam generator and get more oil condensing faster. Signed aka "The Unknown Chemist" VWR and Fisher have it in rolls. I've used a darning needle and fiberglass thread to sew it in place. (I unraveled it from the cloth.) Aluminum foil works too.
So coooooool! Thanks for showing this!👍🏾
You are welcome
Can i buy this as a kit from some ware would be help full if you can let me know
Does this work with regular mint or peppermint?