Sublustrum Chemical Mixture: Inhaler Recipe Guide

What is the inhaler mixture recipe?

Albertia powder → five parts ethanol → three parts ether. The order matters: the in-game notebook shown in the source says to add the solvents in that exact sequence and proportion. This page answers the laboratory recipe; it does not document every step of obtaining the plant.

Actual playtest footage from Qustat at 10:00. This is an equipment view, not a completed mixture or a readable recipe note.

Where does the recipe come from?

Golden Wombat — Chemical Mix Puzzle Solution shows the notebook at 0:02–0:06. Its dated entry states five parts ethanol, followed by three parts ether, added to Albertia powder. The delivery note at 0:08–0:14 identifies the two reagents; around 0:32, the item inspection reads Prepared Inhaler. We reviewed the entire short visually. It has no usable narration transcript, and its creator overlays are not used as screenshots here.

Qustat’s Sublustrum playtest walkthrough supplies the clean illustrations with the Russian game interface. At 10:30, the inventory shows a container for grinding; 10:50 shows the laboratory apparatus; 13:40 shows the completed inhaler in inventory. These frames have different roles: the equipment images orient you, while the inventory result confirms the item exists. The exact recipe comes from the readable notebook in Golden Wombat’s recording.

Both sources were reviewed on October 14, 2026 and depict the 3D playtest. This is a review of creator footage rather than a separate hands-on test. Use the playtest guide to check edition and access context.

How should I approach the recorded mixture?

1. 1. Check the plant input and grinding equipment

   The recipe expects Albertia powder before the solvents. Qustat’s inventory view identifies a container for grinding, and the earlier laboratory attempt gives a Plant first prompt. Check that plant requirement rather than treating the empty apparatus as ready. This screenshot identifies the container; it does not show the complete plant collection or grinding sequence.

   

2. 2. Follow the ethanol-first, ether-second recipe

   At the laboratory apparatus, follow the notebook’s five parts ethanol, then three parts ether. The source delivery note labels them C2H5OH and C4H10O respectively. The screenshot locates the measuring apparatus and solvent controls; it does not itself display the recipe or prove the amounts already dispensed.

   

3. 3. Verify the completed inhaler in inventory

   Check the resulting item rather than judging success from an open container alone. Golden Wombat’s short ends with a Prepared Inhaler inspection. Qustat’s later inventory also labels the item as a prepared inhaler, confirming the result shown in this clean frame.

   

What if the laboratory refuses the mixture?

If the game says “Plant first”, return to the required plant input. The reviewed recording shows this message before the prepared item exists, so the earlier bench image cannot be called a successful mixture. Next, compare the solvent names and their order with the notebook. Ethanol and ether are not interchangeable with the other barrels listed in the delivery note.

The evidence does not establish fixed valve-turn counts, a timing trick or a chemical-puzzle bug. Read the current build’s clue and compare the source’s action sequence if your setup differs. For finding hidden objects, the Echophone guide shows a separate scan-and-collect example.

Which capsule requirement should I check next?

• Main fuse location and installation for the console drawer and capsule compartment.
• Cooling-system hints and evidence for the separate unresolved valve sequence.
• Puzzle guide to choose help by obstacle.
• Outcry versus the remake if your source shows the older point-and-click game.

Game assets belong to Brickworks Games / HypeTrain Digital. Recording credit: Qustat and Golden Wombat. Screenshot timestamps link to Qustat; the readable notebook and short completion sequence are credited separately above.