I didn’t disassemble it, only loosened it a bit per above to possibly increase air flow. We’ll see. I don’t have a problem with it currently and willing to see if it makes a difference or not. The orings were taken off before the soak. Almost time to remove the baby from the bath and rinse it off (the stem too)...
Really? I thought the orings shouldn't be too long in ISO. I thought that was a prevailing practice. Glad it’s working for you.
Yes, exactly.try this .
Really? I thought the orings shouldn't be too long in ISO. I thought that was a prevailing practice. Glad it’s working for you.
Everything is rinsed and drying. On a whim I did unscrew the CU, for the first time, and immediately noticed the interstitial washer between top and bottom sections partly covers the holes in the top of the bottom section (the screen is at the bottom this). Loosening this a bit may indeed increase air flow. Once dry I will find out. Gotta love these experiments!
Just a heads up.....I do not recall if they were in always in stock normally lately...but RBT has the gray and clear short stems in stock now $7. This is what you use to be the wpa. You just need to shape a screen for it.
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I use these pre-shaped ones from EBAY
and after the iso? Are you still not taking apart?
If any Canadians are looking to grab some of these stems let me know. I haven't found a retailer in Canada that has em in stock. I'll take at least a couple n we split the shipping!
lots of different size and type of screens. The ones that do fit can be used in multiple ways for various purposes. Most are flexible enough to be squeezed or tamped into shape for what you want to do. Personally, until I obtain new Basket or cup screens (mentioned several times earlier in the thread - thanks again everyone), I’ve been using a plain .5 inch stainless screen shaped into a dome and put it just below the Cooling Unit’s screen to hold flower. And it holds it very well with a minor tamp of my pinky which barely fits into the stock stem. I need to find a better tamp but I digress. I did try your method but the stem and CU got a bit too dirty for my liking. Lots of possibilities and you’ll find your balance.
see above to an extent. Clean your unit often then. I don’t think my TM reeks that’s much if very little sitting in a homemade padded eye glass case (it’s great to have a local friend who’s ingenuitive like that - and did the same for himself). Use an air tight bag if necessary. I’m on the East Coast too (my whole life) but live in Grassachusetts so it’s more lax here.
Have you looked four posts above yours?
Yup, agree, a single (1/2 inch or thereabouts) screen in front of the CU is much easier.
I can go through 4 or 5 of those screens gumming up before needing to clean the CU and stem. That's pretty minimal maintenance.
If you want to preserve best flavor, you can clean the CU more often, but the above routine works "mighty" well.
good mood to all of you !
tm continues to brighten up these gray days on self-isolation.
I’ve yet to use the long stem. The short stem with the amazing cooling unit and finding your temp sweet spot is all you need to do. It simply works well for me. Let the Tinymight do the rest. It always delivers!
). When the battery level seems to get low after two battery buzzes, the unit seems to want to shut off. Perhaps 2 is the new 1? I want to monitor this but not hitting any alarm bells yet. This vape works too well for me to worry about something not too significant in the grand scheme of things.
the steam temperature is the same. and the difference is not significant. however I only use a long stem in view of the larger size of the bowl