Discontinued Lily vaporizer by Triihouse

[nondarb]

not knocking the vapman, I really like mine too, but when you factor in the time to heat up the vapman, lily ends up being quicker.

crank up your flame and back away from the intake would be my suggestion for anyone not blown away by the vapor output. it increases airflow in addition to adding more heat because more gas is being shoved down the pipe. slow draw increases chance of overheating. everyone's got their own style, but nobody should have to waiting around for this thing to make vapor. wpa + jhook (w/ inline hemp filter) is required to cool the vapor when using my preferred method of higher heat quicker draw lily lunacy

You are completely misreading the situation and misasessing any vapman comparison myself or @WakeAndVape made. It was never about "faster", it was about draw.

There is no need to defend the lily, as no ones talking badly of it. As I had said above, the vapman and lily serve completely different purposes, comparing them is kinda silly. Im not having any troubles with its function, thanks though..

 

[kimura]

You are completely misreading the situation and misasessing any vapman comparison myself or @WakeAndVape made. It was never about "faster", it was about draw.

I don't think you really understand my posts... flame size/position determines the appropriate draw rate needed to maintain desirable load temps. higher draw rate while maintaining load temp = "faster" vapor production. two sides of the same coin.

I think of the difference between a little turbo making 20PSI vs a much larger one also making 20PSI. they both make the same pressure, but one pushes a much higher volume of air and therefore is able to generate more power. a smaller flame and slower draw can keep the load at (let's pretend) 400*F, and so can a larger flame and a quicker draw, but the quicker draw would have pulled more air through the load and dragged more goodies into your lungs.

not trying to rile you up here. it sounded like you could benefit from a little advice. I get big vapor the instant the flame points down the intake and I do not use a slow draw. it took me a little while to figure out how to get the most out of lily.

 

[nondarb]

I don't think you really understand my posts... flame size/position determines the appropriate draw rate needed to maintain desirable load temps. higher draw rate while maintaining load temp = "faster" vapor production. two sides of the same coin.

I think of the difference between a little turbo making 20PSI vs a much larger one also making 20PSI. they both make the same pressure, but one pushes a much higher volume of air and therefore is able to generate more power. a smaller flame and slower draw can keep the load at (let's pretend) 400*F, and so can a larger flame and a quicker draw, but the quicker draw would have pulled more air through the load and dragged more goodies into your lungs.

not trying to rile you up here. it sounded like you could benefit from a little advice. I get big vapor the instant the flame points down the intake and I do not use a slow draw. it took me a little while to figure out how to get the most out of lily.

Read my above post again. I'm not having any issues, thanks though.

 

[StormyPinkness]

Accidentally left flash on so everything is a little darker than pictured. Out in the sun this fine AM I realized her finish has dulled over the year or so in storage, I'll give her a buffing with the wax or some BLO later to make'r shine.

Were out fishing now. Maybe later I'll have a picture with a big stringer of fish! But its not looking so good so far, two lines run and barely gotten a nibble good thing Lily's here to keep me company.

I can't compare it to my vapman really, but owning both I think you know that and were just putting me on the spot!! They pair nicely, the vapman is a better microdoser or maintenance unit and the lilys very capable of being a one bowl and done vape.

Not saying neither of those duties overlap or can't overlap, but the lily seems to prefer a larger bowl. Funny since the vapmans supposed to be the session vape!

Anyways 2 friends used it last night, I read in this thread someone advised their buddies to bury the flame in the periscope with a torch dialed all the way down and that worked without incident, I told them the carb was the one hole on the end so they wouldn't get it too hot. Everyone enjoyed it and got good vapor. I don't think I need a lotus anymore.

Were you saying the whitening at the end was due to it drying out? I actually have no idea when I'm going to need to wax it beyond thinking at some point it will feel dry or something.

 

[nondarb]

Were you saying the whitening at the end was due to it drying out? I actually have no idea when I'm going to need to wax it beyond thinking at some point it will feel dry or something.

No, just my finish was dull from sitting so long. It sorta got spotty for some reason, little wax got it fixed up in a hurry. The color was luck, depending on how you look at it.

How does yours look? How are you liking it?

 

[StormyPinkness]

No, just my finish was dull from sitting so long. It sorta got spotty for some reason, little wax got it fixed up in a hurry. The color was luck, depending on how you look at it.

How does yours look? How are you liking it?

Mine looks pretty much the same as yours. I'm definitely ok with the coloring, just thought it might be due to drying and I should take care of it or something. I think I know what you mean, I do notice parts of the wood have a finish or something other parts don't.

It was pretty woody at first and I'm still not sure how I feel about wood vapes, but now that it's calmed down I'm liking it a lot more. I wasn't thinking it was harsh like I'd heard until I used it a couple of sessions in a row and my throat started to get a little raw. Flavor is great and I really like the extraction, especially now that I'm getting the hang of getting it where I want it and keeping it there. It feels entirely in my control, good or bad. I wasn't expecting my torch to run out so fast, haven't had a torch vape before. I feel like I could nitpick on it some, but I don't want to. It's just cool and I enjoy using it.

 

[Slow Draw McGraw]

I noticed airflow changed so I pulled my screen out, it was clogged up. I put anew one and now have a wide open airflow again. Not sure why i waited so long to figure THAT out.
If anyone needs more screens, the Solo screens Puffitup sells work perfect.

 

[Shit Snacks]

I noticed airflow changed so I pulled my screen out, it was clogged up. I put anew one and now have a wide open airflow again. Not sure why i waited so long to figure THAT out.
If anyone needs more screens, the Solo screens Puffitup sells work perfect.

Yeah screen clogs are biggest issue with Lily and Daisy too (but you can also get big clouds off of hitting just a clogged screen in Daisy...)

Somebody should measure diameter for both Lily and Daisy screens, so we can all order like bags of 50ss screens so we never have issues

 

[Slow Draw McGraw]

Yeah screen clogs are biggest issue with Lily and Daisy too (but you can also get big clouds off of hitting just a clogged screen in Daisy...)

Somebody should measure diameter for both Lily and Daisy screens, so we can all order like bags of 50ss screens so we never have issues

http://www.puffitup.com/Arizer-Solo-Screens-p/arz.sol-108_scre.htmhtm

Bag of 50

Also: these screens work well with the Lotus too.

 

[Shit Snacks]

http://www.puffitup.com/Arizer-Solo-Screens-p/arz.sol-108_scre.htmhtm

Bag of 50

Also: these screens work well with the Lotus too.

Nice, they actually don't even seem useful for a Solo at all to me lol

 

[RUDE BOY]

Nice, they actually don't even seem useful for a Solo at all to me lol

They do actually help keep those little specks of herb out of you stems and mouth, and since they're just a hair oversized they work for those who wanna "dome" the screen a little for smaller loads.

All that said my solo stems are stock and they work fine, only ones with a screen are ed's blackwood stem and a PV stealth adapter I use with a whip.

Still I do use Lily a lot more than the solo.

 

[birdbraineater]

Even though I haven't been able to try the Lily or Daisy yet, I do keep seeing this around, so..
http://www.dx.com/p/jet-1300-c-butane-lighter-1320#.VNjgGfnF98E
I don't know if they ever change the page/link- but if these are the real deal, maybe we should save this for people in the future.

Is there such a thing as a discrete looking torch lighter?

 

[Slow Draw McGraw]

Anyone know a good place online to get a 90 degree 14 mm to 14 mm adapter?
I got a 45, gets it done, but would like to give 90 a go.

 

[Shannock]

Somebody should measure diameter for both Lily and Daisy screens, so we can all order like bags of 50ss screens so we never have issues

Just been looking in to this;

Screens - Lily ½ inch very fine
Daisy ⅝ inch fine

O-Rings - Lily intake - BS012 (9.24mm inner/1.78mm thick)
Lily Mouthpiece / Daisy intake - BS014 (12.42mm inner/1.78mm thick)
Daisy Mouthpiece - BS214 (24.99mm inner/3.53mm thick)

The O-rings are standard sizes but only the Red coloured ones are Silicone and temp resistant - different colour O-rings are made from different materials and may not stand up to the high temps of the intakes although probably would be fine for the mouthpieces as the glass doesn't get hot.

 

[nondarb]

Thanks for giving us the O-ring sizes. I strongly suggest against anything other than high temp for use on the periscope. Anyways I'll be on lookout for good sources.

Does anyone have a good method for removing the stock screens? A dozen or so camw with my lily but they are very fine and clog pretty quickly, given their scarcity and great fit I'm hesitant to just poke it out and ruin it. Any tips or tricks? Or are the stock screens pretty much screwed after you initially install? I had to make mine fit with a dowel!

 

[catbird]

Got my Lily today -- planned on a Vapman for my next butane vape, but decided to jump on a Triihouse vape first since I heard the news of them going out of business. I ordered cherry, but it appears to be walnut (see photos: it was kind of too dark for the lily to even show clearly, so I messed with the images, not so successfully, and cats crashed the photoshoot, improving it). Whatever it is, it's fine by me, if a bit bigger than expected. I like the light streak on the bottom, and cats clearly approve. Now on to figure out how to use it!

EDIT: Well, use was super easy and effective. It's fun to use, too. The only thing I don't like is the strong taste of the wood finish...

And I think it's fair to say I definitely received walnut, not an extra-dark cherry.

 

[Shit Snacks]

Thanks for giving us the O-ring sizes. I strongly suggest against anything other than high temp for use on the periscope. Anyways I'll be on lookout for good sources.

Does anyone have a good method for removing the stock screens? A dozen or so camw with my lily but they are very fine and clog pretty quickly, given their scarcity and great fit I'm hesitant to just poke it out and ruin it. Any tips or tricks? Or are the stock screens pretty much screwed after you initially install? I had to make mine fit with a dowel!

Try poking the middle of the screen so it indents and then you can get in on the side to pry it up, and then pull out with a tweezers. It is a bit of a bitch though, and screens do get damaged eventually, so yeah lots of spares a good idea...

Nice @catbird! Great call of course, it may yet be cherry, only way to know for sure is to compare to walnut in person bc cherry can really vary as I've seen... But you could be right! As for the strong taste, it will break in, my new Daisy had it really bad too, worse than my Lily did, and it's already completey neutralized now after a few weeks. Try rigging it up through water in the meantime to help make it easier, and enjoy! (PS cute cats btw)

I still need to do a post about various Lily stem and water options don't I?

 

[nondarb]

Try poking the middle of the screen so it indents and then you can get in on the side to pry it up, and then pull out with a tweezers. It is a bit of a bitch though, and screens do get damaged eventually, so yeah lots of spares a good idea...

This is pretty much what I did. Slight deformation of the screen, kept anyways. Wish there was an easier way to swap them but I may just seek out a slightly coarser screen.

I still need to do a post about various Lily stem and water options don't I?

Yes! I've been doing some fiddling myself, haven't really found much I like just yet. Made a Willy the other day stuffing in a whip, tried my first water conditioned hits this way. Worked well if a little awkward.

I managed to track down an OG WPA for the lily! Should be sent out soon with another vape I finagled from another member.

 

[StormyPinkness]

@catbird this was my first wood vape and I was very put off by the wood smell and taste at first. Very fresh cut wood block when I first unboxed it. I was worried I wasn't a wood vape guy and just bought one I wasn't going to use, but the taste is mostly gone now after a week or so of use.

 

[catbird]

Nice @catbird! Great call of course, it may yet be cherry, only way to know for sure is to compare to walnut in person bc cherry can really vary as I've seen... But you could be right!

Well it's comparable overall, and even darker than my walnut cutting board in places, but it's hard to say because there's a lot of variation in the wood of the Lily itself -- it's dark brown, light brown, and reddish in places. Perhaps this indicates that it's cherry, but I was surprised because in photos, particularly promotional ones, the cherry is consistently much lighter. I don't have a strong preference regardless, just curious. It's darker than it appears in the photos -- I lightened them because otherwise it looked pretty obscured.

As for the strong taste, it will break in, my new Daisy had it really bad too, worse than my Lily did, and it's already completey neutralized now after a few weeks.

@catbird this was my first wood vape and I was very put off by the wood smell and taste at first. Very fresh cut wood block when I first unboxed it. I was worried I wasn't a wood vape guy and just bought one I wasn't going to use, but the taste is mostly gone now after a week or so of use.

Glad to hear that the taste will dissipate soon enough. I gravitate toward wood vapes (see signature), but this one seems to have the woodiest air path -- though for me it's the (strong) taste of the finish, and not the wood itself, that bothers me (at least, that's what it seems like).

Try rigging it up through water in the meantime to help make it easier, and enjoy! (PS cute cats btw)

I still need to do a post about various Lily stem and water options don't I?

Thanks! And yes, not even sure if I have something to use it with glass...

 

[Shit Snacks]

Well it's comparable overall, and even darker than my walnut cutting board in places, but it's hard to say because there's a lot of variation in the wood of the Lily itself -- it's dark brown, light brown, and reddish in places. Perhaps this indicates that it's cherry, but I was surprised because in photos, particularly promotional ones, the cherry is consistently much lighter. I don't have a strong preference regardless, just curious. It's darker than it appears in the photos -- I lightened them because otherwise it looked pretty obscured.



Glad to hear that the taste will dissipate soon enough. I gravitate toward wood vapes (see signature), but this one seems to have the woodiest air path -- though for me it's the (strong) taste of the finish, and not the wood itself, that bothers me (at least, that's what it seems like).

Thanks! And yes, not even sure if I have something to use it with glass...

Yeah my cherry Daisy isn't as light as the online photos either, but it has a pinkish hue where my walnut Lily is fully brown and darker still.

There are a few creative ideas for connecting to water here, the way I started with before getting the GonG involved silicone tubing... Also bees wax could help with the finish, and hand oils. Maybe even some high proof alcohol as a last resort? Had to do that after accidental combustion a couple times when learning it

 

[Scott A]

Mine somehow still hasnt got rid of the taste. I probably only have 20 or 30 bowls through it since I got it though so that might be why.

 

[Shit Snacks]

Alright Ed pushed me to it, so head over to his thread to see more Lily porn (I would paste that post's link here but am on mobile so won't be able to until later, perhaps someone else would be so kind to do it sooner...)

Anyway here is the photo not found there, showing my variety of Lily stem options (I actually have two other custom blown 18mm mouthpieces received after the pic):

 

[nondarb]

Alright Ed pushed me to it, so head over to his thread to see more Lily porn (I would paste that post's link here but am on mobile so won't be able to until later, perhaps someone else would be so kind to do it sooner...)

Anyway here is the photo not found there, showing my variety of Lily stem options (I actually have two other custom blown 18mm mouthpieces received after the pic):

Beaitiful looking lily, unique grain pattern. How do you have your solo stem fit in there? With what tubing/rings? I saw other folks mention doing the same but I don't seem to have anything on hand to make it happen. I'd really like a custom "Z" type MP to provide a Sherlock type effect.

 

[Shit Snacks]

Beaitiful looking lily, unique grain pattern. How do you have your solo stem fit in there? With what tubing/rings? I saw other folks mention doing the same but I don't seem to have anything on hand to make it happen. I'd really like a custom "Z" type MP to provide a Sherlock type effect.

Thank you, just ol walnut. Need to post photos of my cherry Daisy too...

So yeah I posted about it here a while ago, but basically Solo stem seals up against o ring in Lily, but you have to hold it there in your mouth while you do it so a bit tricky but so worth it.

Once I got some silicone tubing from Amazon (forget my exact diameters but I posted em a few times in here somewhere... Definitely in the Cloud Evo thread) I was able to fit the Solo stem in on its own, but it is a bit tricky to get it in right so takes patience.

It really works great, true Mini Daisy, may actually be my favorite Lily stem overall