Per their site (the Jan 30 Sunday Post):
That's what I'm talking about right there. Thanks @androponic and @Jill NYC. Looks like 12 sets of o-rings is on the menu!
Grabbing everything in one go is my logic as well haha. It hurts the wallet more at first but overall it’s cheaper. Nice to hear you got the refund as well!Went ahead and preordered the new XL case cap along with the XL mouthpiece, XL bowl, and an extra heat shield just for fun (carbon). Figured I’d grab everything in one go and only cry about the shipping once.
John also let me know they would refund me $20 for the cap since my order was over $50 and included the XL mouthpiece. Nice. For some reason I assumed that offer only applied to those who purchased the XL mouthpiece previously. Good to know that’s not the case.
If i try to finish the chamber in one hit natively i will open the airflow fully to help cool but i prefer half closed as i can take a bunch of smaller dense hits, TBH i mostly leave my airflow set to half unless im using the XL which then im just wide open
I use food grade ethanol when I clean. I’ve gone as long as two weeks. I usually clean it once a week. It’s filthy after day 3.
Unfortunately with this type of vape, with such a small and narrow air path, cleaning must happen every other day at a minimum. I have found that I don’t really have to clean the bowl as much as it doesn’t really get dirty
Makes sense. An Ultrasonic Cleaner with iso in a zip bag makes it not a problem. 10 mins a day, boom.
Love this, how much milk do you use?
4-6 oz perhaps. Enough that it has a chance of absorbing most of the oil when you stir it up. Bring the milk (slowly) up to the point where you start to see wisps of steam, but not any boiling, before you start pouring boiling water through the parts. The liquid reduces a bit when you simmer it on low for 5-10 minutes.
I need to try and find some higher percentage of iso. That must have always been my issue with things not cleaning that well either!
Not particularly nice stuff but Magic Eraser or any of the other brands of this type of sponge cleaner usually work great for cleaning up combustion tarnish. Tear off a small piece of the Magic Eraser, lightly wet it with a few drops of warm water then set to work. You'll soon find the condenser will be shining with minimal elbow grease & your piece of Magic Eraser will be somewhat disintegrated depending on how hard you worked it. Just be sure to give your condenser a thorough iso wipe & rinse afterwards to remove any Magic Eraser particles as these types of sponge are made from melamine & formaldehyde(!) so it is crucial they are not ingested in any way.
I had not heard of this method before, thank-you I'll give it a go.
the copper is too closed to the herb chamber, and copper is like 20x times much conductive than stainless steel. this is not a convection device, more like conduction-hybrid with a good taste and great effects. the supreme/elev8r/tubo/tiny/logs use convection, herb chamber is not too close to the heater, there's no direct or almost direct heating (think about the elev8r, the bowl is set much far from the heater..)
The debate continues, lol.It seems like there's a bit of convection because you don't heat the chamber itself,ok, but after few seconds it will be hot anyway... = conduction ..... the taste is good, but science is still science
I would think this posts ends the debate except for understanding the details. He shows us pictures and explains how conduction happens and also how it's reduced, with evidence. Figuring out the exact proportions per avg heating or whatever would be interesting, but I bet John already has some idea of those proportions.
