How to use & care

How do I use the bong?

Fill the chamber with just enough water to cover the tip of the downstem—avoid overfilling. Pack finely ground cannabis loosely into the bowl to allow proper airflow. Cover the carb hole with your finger, light the bowl, and draw smoke into the chamber. When ready to inhale, release the carb for a smooth, controlled hit.

How do I use the hand pipe?

Pack the bowl with ground cannabis, cover the carb hole while lighting, and inhale. Release the carb to clear the smoke from the chamber.

How often should I clean my piece?

Rinse after each session if possible, or at least weekly for moderate use. Regular cleaning prevents resin buildup and keeps the flavor pure.

What’s the best way to deep clean my piece?

For the bong, start by removing the bowl and downstem, as they should be cleaned separately. To clean the chamber, pour isopropyl alcohol and coarse salt inside, then cover both holes with your hands or stoppers. Shake the piece horizontally a few times to prevent liquid from escaping through the mouthpiece. For the bowl and downstem, use a cotton pad or cloth soaked in alcohol to wipe the surface. To clean the interior of the downstem, place a soaked cotton pad over the bowl, cover the bottom opening of the downstem with your thumb, and shake gently.

For the apple pipe, pour isopropyl alcohol and a few grains of salt into the bowl opening at the top. Cover both side holes with your fingers and shake gently to break down any residue inside the chamber.

Once cleaned, rinse all parts thoroughly with warm or hot water to remove any residue. Let everything dry completely before using again.

What should I do if airflow is blocked?

Check for blockages in the bowl or downstem. A thin tool or a warm water rinse usually helps. If the clog persists, soak the affected part in isopropyl alcohol before rinsing.

Why is water splashing into my mouth?

The water level may be too high. Adjust it so it just covers the downstem without being excessive.

Can I use my piece if it has a crack?

No. Stop using it immediately. Small cracks may be repairable by a professional, but broken pieces should be replaced for safety.

Still have questions?

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