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These dab rig bongs filter the water carrying the vapor up through a chamber close to the mouthpiece, releasing the vapor for the user to inhale while maximizing flavor and airflow since filtration is not as important as when combusting herb. Drinking water systems currently lose at least 6 billion gallons of water, or 9,091… Continue reading Protect Pipes > Homeowners Responsibility

Plastic pipes damaged in wildfires could release toxic chemicals into drinking water, the NRDC document suggests, citing an October 2021 EPA fact sheet. The high heat of fires can degrade plastic pipes, valves and meters in drinking water distribution systems, potentially releasing volatile organic compounds into drinking water, the EPA document states. A 2020 study… Continue reading Protect Pipes > Homeowners Responsibility

These pipes have many benefits over other methods of smoking, not the least of which is variety. Splash guards are handy in preventing the water from the base of the pipe from reaching your lips as you inhale. The splash guard includes slits so vapor can still pass through, but the top is domed so… Continue reading Protect Pipes > Homeowners Responsibility

If your bong has an ice catcher, you may use ice cubes to make your smoking experience even smoother and help lessen the rougher effects of smoke in your lungs. All glass bongs are hand blown through a process called glassblowing.There can be some machine work involved, such as joining two pieces of tubing together,… Continue reading Protect Pipes > Homeowners Responsibility

Plastic materials such as PVC and high-density polyethylene are typically less expensive to purchase up front than more traditional materials such as copper, ductile iron and steel. So when measured in miles of distribution pipe, plastic is forecast to make up nearly 80 percent of the nation’s water pipe inventory by 2030, according to Bluefield.… Continue reading Protect Pipes > Homeowners Responsibility