All natural cleaning solution

[Chezgreendream]

Hello, can someone recommend me an all natural cleaning solution to clean vape equipment and glass, preferebly odorless and biodegradable.

In the past I have used iso above 90%. Rinse with water, air dry or heat the equipement up, for some reason I always had issues, it felt like there was always a trace of alcohol, either in the buzz or harsher vapor. So much so, that I went back to combustion and didnt experience these issues.

Now I have gotten back to vaping and wanted to know if there was an alternative, with little to no room for error. Thanks in advance.

 

[Planck]

Alcohol is "natural", it's made by yeast.
If the items are well rinsed the amount of ISO remaining is vanishingly small to none. If dried none remains.

Perhaps an unnatural method like an ultrasonic cleaner would please you.
It's gluten free too.

 

[invertedisdead]

My friend just uses hot water, it comes out almost boiling from his sink.

 

[Relaxed]

Alcohol is "natural", it's made by yeast.
If the items are well rinsed the amount of ISO remaining is vanishingly small to none. If dried none remains.

Perhaps an unnatural method like an ultrasonic cleaner would please you.
It's gluten free too.

Isopropyl Alcohol is not made from yeast. It's made from Propene which comes from fossil fuels.

https://sciencing.com/isopropyl-alcohol-made-5574730.html

 

[ginolicious]

Vinegar.

 

[Planck]

Isopropyl Alcohol is not made from yeast. It's made from Propene which comes from fossil fuels.

https://sciencing.com/isopropyl-alcohol-made-5574730.html

You are correct!

But I didn't say ISO was made by yeast but you didn't say I said that either.
I should have been more specific, ethyl alcohol (booze), apologies to all.

 

[Brewervapesalot]

Simple Green. Nice and "Green"

 

[Hammahead]

Uhm.. how about 96% grain alcohol? It's way more expensive that rubbing alcohol but should dry off absolutely odorless. But otoh, so does ISO so maybe the OP doesn't let it dry off long enough?

Grain alcohol is not exactly great on plastic, it may cause brittleness and/or sort of a bleaching effect, but you only need a few seconds soaking, as long as there's a lot of it around the parts to clean.

 

[shredder]

A lot of people use a dishwasher for vape parts. And there's ultrasonic cleaners.

I've always used iso, but I usually rinse after with water.

 

[Jill NYC]

@Chezgreendream - perhaps PBW will fit the bill?
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/pbw-the-chemistry-of-clean.7854/