How Vaping Works

Work with Cannabis Flower

Work with Cannabis Concentrates

Work with both Flower or Concentrate

Work with CBD and THC oils

Single use then Toss 

Try to get the thickest glass you can, Glass starts at 2mm and goes up to 7mm. Could be the different between being fine or a break when dropped   

• Small bongs are good for traveling and being hidden away. But harder to clean and airflow isn’t great  
• Mid size bongs are the best for every day use or beginners, easy to clear camber, clean, and travel  
• Larger bongs have better airflow but are harder to hide, travel with, and cleaning takes longer  

When picking a downstem you need to consider Joint size and length. The length of the downstem shouldn’t be too short to reach the water or too long to even fit in. It’s should sit in the water but not touch the bottom. If Downstem is too long, it can create poor airflow, and if it’s too short, water could go up through the downstem and soak your cannabis. Joint size should be a 14mm or 18mm   

Most bongs are female allowing the bowl to slide into the bong. It’s easier to find parts for female bongs  

Two of the most common sizes of  bong joints, downstems, and slides are 14mm and 18mm. Stick with most common to make finding replacement parts easier

You can pour water into a bong to test the pull of the bong, check for leaks in connections, as well as feel how heavy it will be when filled

• Uneven Burn- wet the side that is burning faster then the other 
• Hole in blunt - use extra scraps to patch the hole
• Won’t stay lit- Take a straight out paper clip and stab through to open up the airway
• Too tight- loosen up by gently rubbing it between fingers, or stab a paper clip to open airway
• Too Lose/Limp/Falling Apart- put out and re-roll tighter 
• Too Wet  -  you can use a lighter or heat source to dry off making sure not to get it to hot
• Too dry- you can lick the outside of the wrap to add moisture to it

Is a simplified model for understanding the necessary components for fire. 

• Heat
• Fuel
• Oxygen 

 A fire naturally occurs when the elements are present and combined in the right ratio 

• Keep extra scraps around and Use the extra scapes to make sure connections and bends are sealed tight 
• You can tear the wrap a little into 3 sections to make it easier to seal the wrap to the right tightness
• You can use long thin objects to pack buds that fell out back into the wrap
• Rolling on a surface is easier then rolling in the air
• If you don’t have a knife to cut cigar you can use your finger nail to cut a tear at the end then gently push down on both sides of the rip and guide the tear down the cigar 
• Practice makes perfect, try rolling cheap cigars and their guts before trying it out with cannabis wraps 
• Cones are easy to fill if you are looking for a easier way to roll

• Hemp papers - most organic type because no dyes are used
• Rice papers - some of the most common type of papers 
• Flax papers - old school way still used today 
• Wood pulp papers - “are the worst, if you see one run”

• Cigars - tobacco leaf that has tobacco stuffed inside 
• Tobacco Wraps - Tobacco that has been processed for rolling up cannabis
• Fontno leafs - all natural Tobacco with nothing done to it
• Hemp warps - Made of hemp and the better choice for you