Vaporizers are a different way to consume tobacco and other herbs.
If you enjoy consuming tobacco and other herbs, but you desire a less abrasive way to consume these plants you may be interested in purchasing a vaporizer. Vaporizers use indirect heat to increase the temperature of tobacco, which releases its active compounds without combusting the plant matter. Extreme Vaporizer is a cost-effective personal vaporizer, and throughout its use owners should regularly clean it to prolong its life and keep it working properly.
Instructions
1. Disassemble the glass parts, which include the Cyclone Bowl and glass stem. Be careful when removing the glass parts from the vaporizer so they do not crack. To remove the glass parts, lift the Cyclone Bowl out of the glass stem, and gently remove the stem from the top of the vaporizer.
2. Remove the metal screen from the Cyclone Bowl using a toothpick or tweezers. Place the screen and the glass parts onto a towel.
3. Clean the metal screen with a cotton ball dipped in standard rubbing alcohol. Depending on the type of herbs or essential oils used, the amount of debris on the screen can vary. However, you will want to regularly clean the screen to prevent clogs.
4. Place the metal screen back onto the towel and let it rest for 10 minutes to dry.
5. Fill a zip-lock bag with three tablespoons of sea salt, one teaspoon of rubbing alcohol and one to two cups of water. Gently place the Cyclone Bowl into the zip-lock baggie and seal the bag. Gently shake the bag to move the ingredients around the bowl for five minutes. Place the baggie on the towel and allow it to rest for 30 minutes.
6. Remove the Cyclone Bowl from the baggie and rinse under cool water. Place it on the towel to dry. Empty the contents of the baggie into a sink.
7. Refill a new zip-lock bag with three tablespoons of sea salt, one teaspoon of rubbing alcohol and up to two cups of water. Place the glass stem in the baggie and seal it. Allow the stem to rest for 30 minutes in the solution. Remove and rinse under cool water before allowing the stem to dry on the towel.
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