Dislike cleaning vapes

[ginolicious]

how many of you dislike cleaning your vape? Don't get me wrong I love having a fresh clean vape and I know I need to clean it. Just sometimes I get lazy. The worst part is cleaning it when I want to vape but I want a clean session. I only own one vape so it's not like I can use one while I clean the other.

Just curious on others thoughts. Do you dread when you have to clean? Lol

 

[DDave]

Not sure which part you hate, but how about vapes that are easy to clean,

Arizer in particular. When I need to clean, I take the glass pieces and soak overnight in 99% ISO. Rinse in the morning. And done.

That goes for Solo and EQ.

 

[CarolKing]

It depends on the vaporizer you are using. The Solo, Arizer Air and the Enano are very easy to clean. Like @DDave said you only need to ISO soak the stems overnight then rinse with hot water, that's all there is to it.

I have other vaporizers that are more difficult to clean, like ovens that are difficult to get at with sharp corners where you need a toothpick. Have you ever tried the Mr Clean sponges? I use that with my Ascent. It wouldn't work well with a stainless steel oven though.

Edit
Above added "stem". Because those vaporizers above you only need to basically clean the stems.

 

[ginolicious]

My Vapir rise 2.0 isn't too difficult to clean. Just hate the whole waiting process with only one vape. Soaks over night kill me haha

 

[Enchantre]

how many of you dislike cleaning your vape? Don't get me wrong I love having a fresh clean vape and I know I need to clean it. Just sometimes I get lazy. The worst part is cleaning it when I want to vape but I want a clean session. I only own one vape so it's not like I can use one while I clean the other.

Just curious on others thoughts. Do you dread when you have to clean? Lol

I really don't clean my ENano. Empty the Gongs, occasionally run them through a PBW bath, but not often.

I keep concentrate and flowers fairly separate now, which simplifies cleanup dramatically.

The Haze needs a cleaning every day it is used. I find it worth it, but it is part of the equation.

 

[His_Highness]

I look forward to cleaning my 3 glass Solo stems once they get to where I can't see through them anymore. I'm getting help for my RAS through a support group....'I'm His_Highness and I have Reclaim-Accumulation-Syndrome'

 

[lwien]

how many of you dislike cleaning your vape? Don't get me wrong I love having a fresh clean vape and I know I need to clean it. Just sometimes I get lazy. The worst part is cleaning it when I want to vape but I want a clean session. I only own one vape so it's not like I can use one while I clean the other.

Just curious on others thoughts. Do you dread when you have to clean? Lol

Which vaporizer are you cleaning? If you really dislike cleaning your vaporizer, get a vaporizer that is low maintenance that you hardly ever have to clean.

My MiniVap never needs cleaning other than an ISO soak of the screens once every month. Same goes for my LSV.

And my MFLB? Never ever cleaned that one either. ISO has never touched the screen on it.

So yeah, a lot of it really depends on the particular vaporizer that you're using. Water tools though is a whole other story and they do require constant cleaning.

 

[ginolicious]

Which vaporizer are you cleaning? If you really dislike cleaning your vaporizer, get a vaporizer that is low maintenance that you hardly ever have to clean.

My MiniVap never needs cleaning other than an ISO soak of the screens once every month. Same goes for my LSV.

And my MFLB? Never ever cleaned that one either. ISO has never touched the screen on it.

So yeah, a lot of it really depends on the particular vaporizer that you're using. Water tools though is a whole other story and they do require constant cleaning.

I'm using a Vapir Rise 2.0 desktop unit. Tons of parts that need to be cleaned. Usually just soaking and scrubbing though lol.