The more I think about it it makes me wonder if it could possibly have some kind of coating on it to make it more resistant to heat?
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Did NOT mean for that reply to come out nasty sounding. Sorry for that. I’m not gonna take any more pictures and will give my papers to a co worker who rolls his own cigs. The paper idea was ok but it’s more of a pain than it is pleasure. Maybe you would have better luck?
It says it’s raw unbleached flax. Very fibrous stuff and they even use it for a psyllium husk fiber replacement. Because if the extra fiber it’s more resistant to tearing and burns slower.
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Hey I’m no exper, just a thought.
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Me either dude. It was an effort for science but I’m not gonna do it again
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Well it’s good to know what doesn’t work!
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It’s ok but imo, it’s a waste of time to mess with.
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Effort vs return, if the return isn’t there or is very slight for the effort put forth it’s not worth it.
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Amen brother.
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No worries, I have a thicker skin than that
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The only problem I had with this test is the paper you used is a mix of flax and hemp it is not pure flax. Also, that paper you used is made to be burned not as a wick. Does it matter? No clue
Anywho, here is what our favorite reviewer has to say
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I didn’t use the paper as a wick.
I thought you wrapped the paper around the cotton? Is that not a wick?
No. The rayon is the wick.
Oh well, I don’t know, I thought that was the point.
Not trying to argue, so it is now my turn to apologize.
I think your probably right though, to much of a pain in the ass. I am still curious about the premade ones though, all of the “reviewers” apparently love it. Though I really believe most of them say it’s “great” because that is what they do.
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Running on no sleep. Night
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At the request of the OP