Welcome to the club! At this rate we should probably get T-shirts made, LOL. Sad to hear that this long after the GA date people are still getting these turds, despite assurances that it was just an early glitch and subsequent production doesn't have this problem. Hope it works out for you, sincerely, best of luck.
Soak it in something lightly acidic like vinegar maybe?Battling freaking hard water stains on my rogue bubbler, is there anything that will bend and get in that small hole into the inside lol?
I was like "meh I'll clean/empty it later" and left tap water in it.
That was like 3 days ago.
Do not be me.
Throw some salt and iso in the bitch and give it a good shaking. Like, really good. Sand would be fine too.Battling freaking hard water stains on my rogue bubbler, is there anything that will bend and get in that small hole into the inside lol?
I was like "meh I'll clean/empty it later" and left tap water in it.
That was like 3 days ago.
Do not be me.
Don’t have one, so I don’t know what size brush you would need but PBW is supposed to be great for hard water stains: https://fuckcombustion.com/threads/pbw-the-chemistry-of-clean.7854/Battling freaking hard water stains on my rogue bubbler, is there anything that will bend and get in that small hole into the inside lol?
I was like "meh I'll clean/empty it later" and left tap water in it.
That was like 3 days ago.
Do not be me.
Received my replacement Rogue yesterday and can confirm the heating up time (to 365 degrees) is 30 seconds compared to 15-20 on my first one.
get the edge and the Fury2 glass attachments that sit down in the bowl of the edge and fury2 .... those glass pieces uses less amounts as the glass fills up some of the space of the bowl ...
Thanks, I didn't realize these were an option to use with the Edge. Unfortunately for my typical use case I'll need the stealth of the standard mouthpiece, but these are still worth considering for home use. Do they happen to be compatible with the dosing caps?
Ultrasonic cleaner is probably your best bet. Basic model can be snagged via Amazon for around $40. Maybe a bit high to solve a problem with a $15 piece of glass but you can use it for all your non-electronic weed-related gear.Battling freaking hard water stains on my rogue bubbler, is there anything that will bend and get in that small hole into the inside lol?
I was like "meh I'll clean/empty it later" and left tap water in it.
That was like 3 days ago.
Do not be me.
No, I'd advise against Edge (or F2) caps in the larger Rogue chamber. These are conduction vapes, they depend on physical contact for rapid heat transfer. And, once the heat is conducted into the capsule from the oven walls, having a looser load in a bigger capsule will slow production there. Read 'longer heat soaks between hits required'. You really want as few air gaps (think insulation WRT the necessary heat flow) as possible.
Thanks for your input, reading back through the thread it does sound like I'd be dissatisfied with the edge caps in the rogue. So now my only sticking point is how the rogue caps handle underloading.
Again, the larger caps will do worse with the same (reduced) load than the smaller ones which will have a more complete fill.
Hm, I see. Somehow I missed that point from your original post.
I see you have posted much more since I posted ... just mentioning the glass insert as that is the best way to have the lessened load size in there ... the inserts do not work with caps however, at least the fury2 ones do not ...I have never even used the snap on mouthpieces for these vapes once so cannot direct you ther at all , glass only vapor pathways with the WPA insert... you can use caps and get the little glass beads that can be used as fillers and conduct heat etc...and use way less herb ... there have been many posts here about them . maybe someone familiar with the, can help out ... this forum is awesome in that aspect
Maybe try using food grade citric acid powder and quite warm water. There are also special powders for descaling kettles.Thank you all for the suggestions for the bubbler!
Still battling the stain lol, but haven't tried more than iso and salt shaking so far.
Next stop: PBW or Ultrasonic
I never thought those special waters they sell were "special" until now, and more importantly,
what the heck is in my water? I filter and drink it but like, now I dunno
Good to know, thanks! I think I'll definitely end up picking up one of the bent stems, seems like a good way to use the unit at home. I'd be deathly afraid of breaking them accidentally if I ever tried pocketing the unit or even having it in a bag, so standard mouthpiece/accessory attachment will have to do for on the go use.
I'll go ahead and look for those posts, thanks for the tip! I really appreciate the depth of knowledge in this forum, even if it is a bit overwhelming to parse sometimes, lol.
I have had the Fury Edge for a few months and am happy with it. I use it solo with the stock mouthpiece and dosing capsules. The instruction manual says to fill the chamber "at least" halfway, and while I have never done it, I expect you could also fill a dosing capsule halfway if you wanted to, without any issue.
"completely resolved" . . . as someone with a SECOND unit that failed with E08, a unit I received on August 2nd . . . I have to borrow from The Princess Bride and say I don't think those words mean what you think they mean. I'm done with Hardly Reliable.
Hi! Thank you for your input! We apologize that you received a second device that falsely triggered the protect mode. Our testing and adjusting/updating process has since been ongoing until we reached a point where we were no longer experiencing any false PCB protect triggers. Please understand that this process takes thousands of hours and thousands of cycles to ensure that our adjustments/updates are 100% effective and reliable on all of our devices. As opposed to a single major adjustment/update that could cause us to work backwards, we felt that it was wise to make incremental adjustments until the protections were no longer tripping false triggers. This is by far the best and most reliable strategy for the long term as our protection triggers are designed for the safety of our clients.