The first time I went into the local Dollar Store, I was blown away by all the odd items that can be procured by a mere dollar. Being a vapor enthusiast, I always ask myself the question "can this help me vaporize?" when walking through a store. I'm sure that's normal, right?
So anyways, my point is that the Dollar Store/99 cent store are fantastic repositories for vapor accessories that you didn't even know that you needed.
@flotntoke mentioned in the Nano thread that he uses the dollar store skewers (100 for a buck) for stir tools. That gave me the idea for this thread. This is my latest pickup from the Dollar Store.
The Plastic Turkey Baster / Waterpipe Fillerupper.
I use this to fill up all my glass pieces. Pouring water into most water tools can be a pain in the ass especially if you are trying to get that "perfect" water level for your piece. With this tool, I just suck up the water directly from my distilled water bottle and I can surgically place the exact amount of water that I'm looking for. No more pouring into mouthpieces straight from the bottle for me. This tool gives me the ability to quickly and easily change my water and it only cost me a buck.
It even replaces the cap so it can be stored handily in the bottle.
What great vapor tool can you find for a buck?
So anyways, my point is that the Dollar Store/99 cent store are fantastic repositories for vapor accessories that you didn't even know that you needed.
@flotntoke mentioned in the Nano thread that he uses the dollar store skewers (100 for a buck) for stir tools. That gave me the idea for this thread. This is my latest pickup from the Dollar Store.
The Plastic Turkey Baster / Waterpipe Fillerupper.
I use this to fill up all my glass pieces. Pouring water into most water tools can be a pain in the ass especially if you are trying to get that "perfect" water level for your piece. With this tool, I just suck up the water directly from my distilled water bottle and I can surgically place the exact amount of water that I'm looking for. No more pouring into mouthpieces straight from the bottle for me. This tool gives me the ability to quickly and easily change my water and it only cost me a buck.
It even replaces the cap so it can be stored handily in the bottle.
What great vapor tool can you find for a buck?