Discontinued Daisy vaporizer by Triihouse

[UnshavenFish]

I am looking for a small bubbler that might fit into daisy although I like her dry but that looks interesting is it pushed in firmly or just balanced @UnshavenFish ?

Bit of both really, it is pushed in but not by much and I think it only fits due to a small imperfection in the base of the bubbler, I can lift Daisy and move it around while in there but a bump would probably knock it out, I haven't even tried it yet as it was late and the bubbler needs a good clean as it has sat unused for a while now, it's really not needed but it was late and that's when my baked brain takes over and I'm just a passenger along for the ride

 

[h3rbalist]

Haven't read this thread, but have seen so many good things about this vape... VAS strikes again!

I had to order a butane which looks like it will turn up a couple of days after the Daisy though, which kinda sucks. Can't wait to give it a thorough testing

'Back of the net.'

 

[Mister G]

The Daisy is very good for fending off VAS, because it's benefit/cost ratio is among the best there is IMO. You could have ordered the Triihouse lighter to come with it for 5 bucks? It's a very good lighter too.

Read the thread, it's much shorter than a lot of other vape threads here on FC and filled with some pretty good tips for Daisy use.

Haven't read this thread, but have seen so many good things about this vape... VAS strikes again!

I had to order a butane which looks like it will turn up a couple of days after the Daisy though, which kinda sucks. Can't wait to give it a thorough testing

 

[VapourHaze]

'Back of the net.'

I once bumped into the real @Alan Partridge in a butchers on the south coast but i didnt say anything... they do the absolute best Scotch eggs in there as well!! ..... not too gassy!!

Anyway back on topic ... how much herb to cover the screen roughly? 0.1?

 

[UnshavenFish]

how much herb to cover the screen roughly? 0.1?

0.05 is enough for a few nice hits but I have put almost 0.5 in before (took lots of stirring but was fun)
And I've just tried a tiny bit (scales wouldn't even pick it up and it didn't cover the whole screen) and got one nice hit, so as little or much as you want really, the Daisy really can do almost everything from a quick one hitter to a full on session.

 

[nosmoking]

someone had mentioned a page or so many back that the heat intake hole diameter is the same as the MFLB...well I also noticed this a couple months ago when I was using a wood MFLB stem on my ESV. So without further ado...I present to you the electric daisy-




Unfortunately, the ESV does create a little draw resistance IMO but for lazy times or those who may stuggle with the torch it is a great alternate.

As for the Hydrotube attachment, I found that my hydrotube also has an imperfection that allows it to lock into the Daisy. I also found that the Daisy glass stem slides very tightly into the top of my Hydrotube. I'm sure this is not the most airtight setup, however I must say the hits are most impressive.


Personally, the WaterDaisy is my favorite. Second is Daisy with a Blue Moon!

 

[puddleglum]

0.05 is enough for a few nice hits but I have put almost 0.5 in before (took lots of stirring but was fun)
And I've just tried a tiny bit (scales wouldn't even pick it up and it didn't cover the whole screen) and got one nice hit, so as little or much as you want really, the Daisy really can do almost everything from a quick one hitter to a full on session.

Agree with the above. My current favorite method of using Daisy is to load a tiny pinch and destroy it in one monster hit. The ABV still has some leftover kick for edibles or re-vaping at a later date.

 

[RastaVapa]

I agree anything from a very tiny bit up to all the way for them times when you want a big sesh man....

 

[vapirtoo]

It seems that most Daisy owners had other vapes before .
Is it just me or are there others who have put all of their old beloved vapes on the back burner.
I still use my other vapes ,but the Daisy has definitely taken my vape experience to a whole new level.

 

[TNT_error]

It seems that most Daisy owners had other vapes before .
Is it just me or are there others who have put all of their old beloved vapes on the back burner.
I still use my other vapes ,but the Daisy has definitely taken my vape experience to a whole new level.

Im in the same boat. Daisy cured my VAS or well mostly, have the peace coming. Daisy also opened the world to me to butane vapes which is the shit tbh lol. I still use my other vapes when I feel like using one hand though

 

[Mister G]

I still use other vapes. One of them is a Lily!

 

[Tom Funk]

someone had mentioned a page or so many back that the heat intake hole diameter is the same as the MFLB...well I also noticed this a couple months ago when I was using a wood MFLB stem on my ESV. So without further ado...I present to you the electric daisy-




Unfortunately, the ESV does create a little draw resistance IMO but for lazy times or those who may stuggle with the torch it is a great alternate.

As for the Hydrotube attachment, I found that my hydrotube also has an imperfection that allows it to lock into the Daisy. I also found that the Daisy glass stem slides very tightly into the top of my Hydrotube. I'm sure this is not the most airtight setup, however I must say the hits are most impressive.


Personally, the WaterDaisy is my favorite. Second is Daisy with a Blue Moon!

Love your hydrotube set-up. I've thought of doing that for a long time but have been told the Daisy neck wouldn't fit into the top of a PNWT. I guess it will in some. Is your tube a PNWT knock-off or something else?

I used to have a PNWT that I used with my Solo and loved it apart from the posture needed to hit it and the tendency to drool into it. The Daisy neck without the mouthpiece is the most comfortable mouthpiece I've had on any vaporizer or water pipe. Would love it if someone made a 2-piece hydrotube like this.

 

[nosmoking]

I got my hydrotube off dhgate from chenfeng11. The fit was tight and sometimes I had to insert the Daisy neck into the hydrotube and then spin the daisy neck 90 degrees once it was in just to have a good viewing angle on the hest intake. I actually broke it because I tried to chill it in the freezer and the fit got much tighter as I got extremely more careless. The Daisy glass is so thick I was not concerned about it breaking but I knew it might break the top of the hydrotube. I have 3 more coming to me this week so I can figure a better way. I got the Daisy to replace the hole that my bong left when I fuckedcombustion and the hydrotube just takes it to another level.

 

[IAmKrazy2]

I had mentioned the ability to pack the Daisy heat intake with material sandwhiched between two screens for conduction use, i think a few people may have beat me to the punch by actually trying it before me. But i did take the chance to try it, and it works great. Has me excited for Peace which will spin in the hand better.

 

[Mister G]

I had mentioned the ability to pack the Daisy heat intake with material sandwhiched between two screens for conduction use, i think a few people may have beat me to the punch by actually trying it before me. But i did take the chance to try it, and it works great. Has me excited for Peace which will spin in the hand better.

Ditto, I posted about my conduction Daisy experience in the Peace thread, it seems to match yours. Maybe it's how Tommy first prototyped the concept? It's pretty easy to do, I have a ton of old screens from combustion days that were simple to trim with scissors to work like Peace screens. The vape signature changes a fair bit this way, more "stoney"? YMMV of course.

Don't be like me though and forget you had a full spent bowl in your Daisy already and forget to empty it out first. Took me minute to figure out why it tasted like it did.

 

[Alan Partridge]

The Daisy is very good for fending off VAS, because it's benefit/cost ratio is among the best there is IMO. You could have ordered the Triihouse lighter to come with it for 5 bucks? It's a very good lighter too.

Read the thread, it's much shorter than a lot of other vape threads here on FC and filled with some pretty good tips for Daisy use.

I got it from Vapefiend in the UK, unfortunately no option to get a lighter from them.

Both the Daisy and lighter from Amazon arrived this morning, unfortunately work had to come first so I can't try it until late tonight. It's quite a bit smaller than I thought it would be. Got the walnut colour, looks really nice, curious and excited to give it a whirl

 

[puddleglum]

I had mentioned the ability to pack the Daisy heat intake with material sandwhiched between two screens for conduction use, i think a few people may have beat me to the punch by actually trying it before me. But i did take the chance to try it, and it works great. Has me excited for Peace which will spin in the hand better.

Yeah, Daisy's glass intake tube plus the corresponding wooden block can be used as the "poor man's Peace"!

 

[TriiKLe]

Hello, Everyone.

Wow.

I can not believe it has been a year since we released Daisy into this jungle.

Thank you everybody from the moderators of FUCKCOMBUSTION.com to all our customers for your support so far. We have learned very much and will continue our strive to grow and develop great products.

There is just so much I would like to share with everyone but I will try my best to keep it short and sweet.

So first off... this is for everyone and for you, Daisy, Happy Birthday!

I know some of you guys already beat me to the punch, but I hope this makes it a little more official.

Thank you.

Sincerley,

-Tommy

 

[Mister G]

I kept it under my hood until others posted about it, but it just had to get out. Great video!

That new Daisy MP....

Hello, Everyone.

Wow.

I can not believe it has been a year since we released Daisy into this jungle.

Thank you everybody from the moderators of FUCKCOMBUSTION.com to all our customers for your support so far. We have learned very much and will continue our strive to grow and develop great products.

There is just so much I would like to share with everyone but I will try my best to keep it short and sweet.

So first off... this is for everyone and for you, Daisy, Happy Birthday!

I know some of you guys already beat me to the punch, but I hope this makes it a little more official.

Thank you.

Sincerley,

-Tommy

 

[jake18a]

Hello, Everyone.

Wow.

I can not believe it has been a year since we released Daisy into this jungle.

Thank you everybody from the moderators of FUCKCOMBUSTION.com to all our customers for your support so far. We have learned very much and will continue our strive to grow and develop great products.

There is just so much I would like to share with everyone but I will try my best to keep it short and sweet.

So first off... this is for everyone and for you, Daisy, Happy Birthday!

I know some of you guys already beat me to the punch, but I hope this makes it a little more official.

Thank you.

Sincerley,

-Tommy

Happy Birthday! And, thanks for the great "Hack"!

 

[TriiKLe]

Thanks @Mister G

That reminds me about the Glass MP.

That one in the video is just 1 of 1 that I made for testing.

Daisy's current stem is 6 inches long and the one I have in the video is 8 inches long. I see having to make some changes to Daisy to accommodate the weight differences so Daisy doesn't tip back. But the view from the 8 inch is quite nice.

I need to find another glass blower that can make those for me.

Any and all suggestions are appreciated and taken into consideration.

Thanks again y'all.

 

[IAmKrazy2]

Thanks @Mister G

That reminds me about the Glass MP.

That one in the video is just 1 of 1 that I made for testing.

Daisy's current stem is 6 inches long and the one I have in the video is 8 inches long. I see having to make some changes to Daisy to accommodate the weight differences so Daisy doesn't tip back. But the view from the 8 inch is quite nice.

I need to find another glass blower that can make those for me.

Any and all suggestions are appreciated and taken into consideration.

Thanks again y'all.

I also am very interested in the larger flared mouth piece. I think there could be other custom options that could me made too.

 

[vapirtoo]

Yes the flared mouthpiece is a must have.
No conduction vaping for me until I get an extra glass intake tube.
My intake has been pristine so far and using the intake for conduction will just discolor it permanently. IMHO

 

[vts]

Just got my Daisy today, from Puff it up, great customer service, free butane torch and grinder! I can't wait to try it out later. I love the wood and glass look, it reminds me of the old school Scandinavia design furniture meets glass bong. Funny thing is it looks bigger on line than it actually is. Shout out to UnshavenFish for recommending it to me, thanks!

The Crafty will be taking a break tonight, it's all about the Daisy!

No conduction vaping for me until I get an extra glass intake tube.
My intake has been pristine so far and using the intake for conduction will just discolor it permanently. IMHO

Not sure why but my Daisy came with 2 intake tubes. I will be trying the conduction experiment later.

 

[Alan Partridge]

Ok, been abusing Daisy for the past few days. Took a couple of days to get the hang of. I managed to proper combust the first time round, and a couple of times after that I got a little combustion. After a while I learned the best placement of the flame and how to draw (whistling!), now it works beautifully. I get massive clouds from a small bit of material.

I love how instant it is- I've been hitting it while waiting for the MiniVap to heat up. I'm still getting a very woody taste, but I guess that will wear off. The whole thing feels and tastes very organic. I like it a lot!

Bad points- I don't like the wooden mouthpiece, I took that off after the first go. I feel like you get more 'purchase' on the air flow without, plus you can actually see the vapour in the glass mouthpiece. You need a steady supply of butane as well- I emptied a lighter in no time. And although I feel like I've got the hang of it without combusting, there's a very real danger that if I'm a bit careless it might combust. Also some instructions would be nice.

All in all, it's an excellent vape, very well made- love all the thought that has gone into the design and the way the magnets make it impossible to put together incorrectly. I'm impressed by how much you can get out off a small amount of material. I don't know a lot about butane vapes but I don't see how they could be any better than this.