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I cannot speak to having any problem in keeping my Ceroma or Qaroma clean. I have not had that problem. That said, @monochord71 I respect your opinions, and mine are mine. I did not say anyone was forcing me to do anything; I was merely making a few points. Mainly, I was saying that...

Well said. You can buy them from Tafee or from Planet of the Vapes, which has free shipping if you spend around $25. Honestly, since I've had the device, I think I've only had to throw away 1-2 screens, although the Bowle screens are a little more sensitive then others (they are flexible in...

I agree with you. I expected, at the very least, the release of a new cup with handle (I've seen @stickstones using it). I don't necessarily knock the company for not releasing a whole new device yet, though. I don't know how many of the OG units Tafee has sold. If you told me that 25,000...

I think, at least for me, I'm comparing that price point to other devices. My Herborizer was about $500 and included a fantastic glass bubbler that retails for around $145 or so. It came with a better stand to leave the hot injector on, and it came with bowls well-designed to hold the screens...

The price from Swampy's, with shipping, for Qaroma kit with two bowls (14mm deep and shallow) and an extra pack of Ruby's for the included Ceroma (2nd quality) was $500 USD. It's a lot of money.

Hello everyone. I have a lot of vapes, but no wood vapes. The Firewood seems like a nice piece, and I know it's out of stock. I'm just wondering how wood vapes like the Firewood compare to other portables. I have many, but some worth mentioning are the Tafee Bowle, Mighty, Ghost MV1 (don't...

Considering the price point that the Volcano Hybrid is in, I would strongly suggest that you consider an Herborizer. I have way too many devices, and although the Herborizer is not necessarily considered an E-Rig for dabbing, the TI version can be purchased with a different glass injector (it's...

I got mine from Puffitup for $475 a few days ago. I must have missed out on the cheaper price, but I'm very happy. Strangely enough, Puffitup was selling the Onyx cheaper than the stainless version.

I'm in this boat too. I did have an issue with the grinder, but Tafee made up for that and then some when they sent me a replacement, a set of screens and o-rings, and new pots, without asking me to return a thing. I bought the Bowle at its first release, and I've had no functionality issues...

Good feedback and much appreciated. By the time I decided I was willing to try the Terp Torch it was already unavailable. Personally, I did not think highly of a vaporizer that I had to assemble out of the box. But once I saw the feedback everyone was giving about how good it was hitting, I...

It's very disturbing to hear about all of these issues. I've apparently been lucky in that I've had no quality control issues with my device. I did have some issues with the grinder in that the magnet popped out and would not go back in. Tafee sent me a replacement and did not request that I...

I just picked one of these up with the Heatshield and Scoop. For the price, I definitely feel that the Heat Shield should have been included, and I'm not sure if this is a waste since I already have an Herborizer, which I consider to be the best desktop device I've ever used, but at least I'm...

I think that Tafee is going to come up with a lot of accessories for the Bowle. Tafee did have a supply chain issue early on. After it initially released the Bowle (I bought one immediately), it went out of stock for months. So, I think that Tafee is most likely to work on supply before...

This collaboration looks very nice and compact, and I love the wood grains. I think the heat shield is a must for a device like this, which docks with the heating element pointed outwards. The herborizer has an optional docking glass holster (that's what I would call it), but this one is...

I don't think it's like an induction heater at all. I think it's more comparable to an Herborizer, or Flowerpot. I own the Herborizer, and the biggest noticeable difference I see right off the bat is the use of balls in the heating chamber, which should help to develop more, consistent heat...

If you follow Tafee's recommendation, it should be .10g per pot. Tafee recommends that .4g be put in the grinder to fill four pots.

The pots are really super easy to clean. Take a small amount of 99% ISO and put it in a jar. Remove the gaskets from the pots and drop them in. 10-20 minutes of just sitting in the ISO will clean everything, including the screen. Sometimes I use a q-tip to wipe away any stains or residue...

I believe Tafee recommends filling the grinder with .4g of material, so .1 per bowl. The pots actually do better if they are not over-filled. It might mean that you use more pots, but its more efficient with less in each pot from my own experience. They added an accessories page but...