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When desire becomes a need...

And imagine if we were to start heading north as refugees, as things get worse here...and they just take our kids, put them in cages, and send us back here.

I love my Jyarz Classic for ground herb.

I've found no difference between stainless steel and glass.

Yeah, I've been vaping almost exclusively for about three and a half years ago now. Periodically, every few months or so, I'll find myself at some friend's house who only combusts, and I partake in the occasional bong, blunt, joint, pipe hits via combustion...but everytime I do I'm always...

Don't get me wrong, I don't judge people who prefer to combust. However others prefer to consume their cannabis is perfectly fine, as long as I can consume mine the way I prefer. I still can't imagine preferring combustion over a good vaporizer for myself though.

Agreed. And in addition to the much better taste, I love how the same amount of flower I used to smoke in a week now lasts me a month when I vaporize it.

I don't disagree. I like the convenience of the k-cups, so I use those like when I'm rushing off to work on a weekday. But in the evenings and weekends, I use the better product with the refillable cups.

I'd say two weeks at the very minimum. I'd be more likely to say 2-weeks to a month at least for some.

I've just never been able to comprehend anyone who says that vaping flower is harsher than smoking flower. Even from that first homemade shake-and-bake lightbulb vape I made many years ago as my first vape, vapor has ALWAYS been smoother than smoke. I just can't even imagine why anyone would...

I know it wouldn't change performance, but ease/comfort of use is also important in this modern age of all the different vape options we have available to us.

It needs a 90 degree curve below the heating element, so the handle goes sideways, instead of sticking up right in your face while hitting.

There are, and I have a couple different kinds, and use them for both coffee and tea. The purple one on the left uses the little paper filters, and the one on the right uses a permanent wire mesh screen. I tend to use the paper filter one for tea, and the metal mesh one for coffee (because the...

I could see it being done if one used a very thin, paper-clip sized piece of metal @curiouscat , with a tiny hook-like bend on the end...so you could stick it through the holes/slits in the screen and pull it up...but I've never tried, because it seems to work fine with the screen down.

I prefer my screens there. When I bought a second Wodscents, the first thing I did was reposition the screen so I could fit a fuller bowl.

I don't know the science. Just going off experience. I know that's merely anecdotal, and I know that anecdotal evidence shouldn't convince anyone. Fair point. It makes sense to me because the more percolation, the more bubbles...and the smaller the bubbles. More bubbles and smaller bubbles...