Bubble Hash Bags Secret Icer 5 Bags – Ice Water Resin Extraction Kit · 190 to 25 Microns

The Bubble Hash Bags Secret Icer 5 bags kit is the ultimate ice water extraction system designed to help you separate and collect the purest cannabis resin with absolute precision. By using five specific micron screens, this kit guarantees a clean, solventless extraction process that maximizes your yield and delivers top-tier, full-melt hash every single time.

Feeling lost when trying to make ice water hash and not knowing the exact order of the bags or the right steps to follow? It's a common headache for many extractors who end up with a messy bucket and subpar results.

When you don't have a clear process, you risk mixing plant material with your precious trichomes, clogging your screens, or worse, washing your high-quality resin down the drain. That feeling of spending hours stirring ice only to get a tiny, green-tinted yield is incredibly frustrating and makes you think the gear is to blame.

The Secret Icer 5-bag system eliminates the guesswork by providing a clear, phase-based path that is incredibly easy to follow. With color-coded bags and specific micron sizes, you'll know exactly how to layer your setup to catch every single trichome, turning your trim or buds into pure gold without the stress.

Phase 1: Preparing the ground

Before you even touch the water, preparation is key. You need to ensure your workspace is clean, your water is freezing cold, and your plant material is ready. Using fresh frozen buds or properly dried trim makes a huge difference. If you need to prep your material beforehand, checking out our Harvesting and Drying Marijuana section will set you on the right path.

• Freeze your plant material for at least 24 hours before washing.
• Prepare plenty of ice (the more, the better) to keep the water below 4ºC (39ºF).
• Get two clean 20-liter (5-gallon) buckets ready.
• Have a clean spoon or paddle for stirring (or a dedicated washing machine).
• Set up a clean area with parchment paper to collect your wet hash.

Phase 2: Setting up the product

Setting up your Secret Icer bags correctly is the secret to a flawless filtration process. You must layer them in the correct order so the water flows from the largest micron screen down to the finest.

1. Take your first bucket and place the Black bag (25 microns) inside, securing it over the rim.
2. Place the Blue bag (45 microns) inside the Black one.
3. Add the Green bag (70 microns) next.
4. Insert the Red bag (110 microns) inside the Green one.
5. Finally, place the Yellow bag (190 microns) on top; this is your "work bag" where the plant material will stay.

Phase 3: Use and extraction step by step

Now comes the fun part: the wash. This is where the magic happens and the trichomes separate from the plant matter.

1. Fill your second bucket halfway with cold water and add a thick layer of ice.
2. Add your frozen cannabis material and top it off with more ice and water. Let it sit for 10-15 minutes to rehydrate and freeze the trichomes.
3. Gently stir the mixture with a paddle for 15 to 20 minutes. Keep a steady rhythm to knock off the resin glands without pulverizing the plant matter.
4. Let the mixture settle for about 10 minutes so the heavy trichomes sink to the bottom.
5. Carefully pour the green water from your mixing bucket into the bucket lined with your Secret Icer bags.
6. Slowly lift the Yellow bag (190 microns), let it drain, and squeeze out the excess water. This bag holds the waste material.
7. Pull out each subsequent bag one by one (Red, Green, Blue, Black). Spray the outside of the screen with ice-cold water to push the resin to the center, then collect your hash with a spoon.

Phase 4: Closing, maintenance and learnings

Once you've collected your hash, you need to dry it properly. Spreading it thinly on a piece of cardboard lined with parchment paper or using Grow Trays in a cool, dark room is essential to prevent mold and preserve those tasty terpenes.

Cleaning your Secret Icer bags immediately after use is crucial. Rinse them thoroughly with cold water to remove any leftover plant matter. If trichomes are stuck in the mesh, a quick wipe with a cloth soaked in high-proof isopropyl alcohol will clear them right up.

Always hang the bags to air dry completely before folding and storing them. Taking care of your screens ensures they will last for years and countless washes. If you ever want to experiment with solventless methods without water, you can also explore Dry Sift techniques.

Advantages of following this flow instead of improvising

• Consistent, high-quality yields every single wash.
• Zero risk of mixing different grades of hash.
• Fewer silly mistakes like clogged screens or lost resin.
• Total control over the purity and melt-quality of your final product.
• A satisfying feeling of mastering the traditional bubble hash process.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much plant material can I wash at once with these 5-gallon bags?

You can comfortably wash between 150 to 200 grams of dried material, or up to 500 grams of fresh frozen buds per run in a standard 5-gallon bucket setup.

Which bag usually holds the best quality hash?

In the 5-bag system, the Green bag (70 microns) and the Blue bag (45 microns) typically catch the highest quality, full-melt resin, depending on the strain's trichome size.

Can I reuse the water for a second wash?

Absolutely! It's highly recommended to do a second or even third wash using the same water (just add more ice) to ensure you extract every last trichome from your material.

Why is my hash green instead of blonde?

A green tint usually means plant material has broken down and passed through the screens. This happens if you stir too aggressively, use a blender instead of a paddle, or if your water wasn't cold enough.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

When I first started making ice water hash, I thought more agitation meant more yield, so I used a power drill to mix my buckets. Big mistake! I ended up with green, harsh-smoking hash because I pulverized the leaves. Once I switched to the Secret Icer 5-bag kit and started hand-stirring gently with plenty of ice, the quality skyrocketed. The 70-micron bag quickly became my favorite for that pure, bubbling melt.

My biggest piece of advice is to never rush the drying process. I always microplane my wet hash over parchment paper and let it dry in a cool room for at least a week. Taking care of the bags is also vital; a quick alcohol rinse on the screens keeps them flowing perfectly for the next run. This 5-bag setup gives you the perfect balance between yield and absolute top-tier quality.