juanavape
Well-Known Member
Note my above cleaning instructions were for a wooden stem not metal. Not sure if it would be a good idea to soak a wooden piece in ISO. I wouldn't.
Dynavap VapCap
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Note my above cleaning instructions were for a wooden stem not metal. Not sure if it would be a good idea to soak a wooden piece in ISO. I wouldn't.
grogazola
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I wouldn’t either. Isopropyl could be absorbed into the wood...
BabyFacedFinster
Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing.
Reclaim can be hard to get out of nooks and/or crannys. I recently tried to clean out my dynacoil in order to get a fresh start. I rinsed it out after an iso soak for several hours. Still had reclaim and was still producing vapor.
I ended up dropping it in some boiling water for 5 min and that instantly cleaned the bitch out.
stark1
Lonesome Planet
A warm soak in
The “bitch” will come out like a sparkling queen with a few drops of Dawn 3X to
lukewarm/hot water. & a gentle shake. Easy does it.
No need to boil the lobster. Or the wizard.
The “bitch” will come out like a sparkling queen with a few drops of Dawn 3X to
lukewarm/hot water. & a gentle shake. Easy does it.
No need to boil the lobster. Or the wizard.
juanavape
Well-Known Member
Good tips !
With my first IH arriving on Tuesday tentatively I've been meaning to clean out my dynacoil and any other other even slightly constricted vapcaps I own before the experimentation begins. My dynacoil has seen some hard use so I'll probably do a few hours of 99% ISO soaking, hot water rinse and then decide if I need to boil it.
I don't plan on removing it from inside the tip, did you ?
BabyFacedFinster
Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing.
You don't need to, but if your clean the whole tip in iso there is the concern of soaking the o-rings. I did take my DC out to clean it. As stated earlier boiling water temps were not necessary, but it did work like a charm. In fact, I doubt I even needed to soak in iso as the super hot water cleared everything off the titanium.
Yep
https://www.ddavemods.com/store/p68/The_ALL_NEW_Original_VapCap_Water_Wand_V2.html
Xclerk
The Universe is our endless supply
Check out TRWWs stuff. I know his stuff is sturdy and most sit in a 14mm connection and seal nicely. Check out the 2mmxl. Simple sturdy sexiness. https://ibb.co/P4MkG5F
https://ibb.co/Jtkq1Y7 . Even after several drops on the marble table and still holding strong.
I hope the pics work lol.
juanavape
Well-Known Member
Yeah, I usually do remove the O-rings for any ISO soaking that's going to be longer than just a swoosh and a shake.
vandalizedbythelotus
Well-Known Member
and this is why i avoid wood stems. ty @Xclerk
edit: granted it's not much but i have PTSD from not being able to clean out the MFLB which is also wood
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Thanks for the shout out @Xclerk but @myke10 if you are looking for a strictly water tool I would go with the @DDave water wand.
My 2 cents on cleaning wood stems. IMO there is no need to clean a wood stem. If you use a condenser there should not be enough reclaim in it to need to clean. If you have no condenser my personal choice would be that the inside would be coated with resin to seal out any wood oils.
My 2 cents on cleaning wood stems. IMO there is no need to clean a wood stem. If you use a condenser there should not be enough reclaim in it to need to clean. If you have no condenser my personal choice would be that the inside would be coated with resin to seal out any wood oils.
grogazola
Well-Known Member
How’s the dynacoil with kief?
I heard it was really hard to remove and replace the rings on the tip? Are they isopropyl resistant?
I heard it was really hard to remove and replace the rings on the tip? Are they isopropyl resistant?
juanavape
Well-Known Member
I guess I never heard that info so I've never had a problem removing them usually just with my thumbnail. They also go back on with no problems for me. I think that they are somewhat ISO resistant but I wouldn't press my luck by soaking them for more than a few minutes/hours......... Maybe, lol.
grogazola
Well-Known Member
Yeah, just a few minutes. I’ve never found the need to go past that. Glass is a different story I believe.
I will go back to using equal parts hot water and isopropyl.
Siebter
Less soul, more mind
The o rings (at least the current generation = grey, not black like they used to be a few years ago) are iso resistant, even prolonged soaking will not hurt them. I personally recommend to leave the o rings on the tip as they are tiny and can get lost.
grogazola
Well-Known Member
I like to dry my vaporizers overnight - I’ll leave all the components in the tiniest mason jar overnight. Helps keep all the little rings and accessories in one place.
edit - how’s the dynacoil with kief?
Siebter
Less soul, more mind
What silicone are you referring to?
vandalizedbythelotus
Well-Known Member
i use a pin to easily remove o-rings. careful not to lose them
Siebter
Less soul, more mind
I was asking because you said silicone, while the o rings are made out of rubber. Rubber might absorb water, but unless there are hydrophilic impurities, the total amount will be about one part per mille. From personal experience I can say that IHs do not harm those o rings, haven't seen any reports on that yet too. Also has little to do with the question of soaking them in iso or not, has it?
TommyDee
Vaporitor
Which rubber formulation are you assuming they use?
Post 48715 mentioned water. Ask any 3D printing aficionado about what that microscopic bit of moisture can do.
And the most common ISO available is rubbing alcohol. 70% ISO is 30% water with the agent to carry it into permeable materials.
Post 48715 mentioned water. Ask any 3D printing aficionado about what that microscopic bit of moisture can do.
And the most common ISO available is rubbing alcohol. 70% ISO is 30% water with the agent to carry it into permeable materials.
Siebter
Less soul, more mind
Could look it up, but it's not important anyway. It's not silicone, that's for sure. And again: I speak from personal experience and have not seen any reports on IHs wearing out o rings yet. Wouldn't make much sense too, as when engaging the heater they sit safely way above the IHs coil. They won't get hotter than when using a torch or any other heating method, probably even less as heating times with an IH usually are quite a bit shorter.
Cool, I like that. Have you used one? Do the o-rings that come on the SS tip fit that? That would be ideal. I notice he sells some other o-rings with it for the Ti tip.
Also, does this concept work without the condensor? Just the tip into a hollow tube? I don't see why it wouldn't work...