Vaporizers

A vaporizer is a device that heats substances like herbs, oils, or concentrates to a temperature that releases their active compounds as vapor without burning the material. This allows users to inhale the vapor instead of smoke.

Follow these steps to properly clean your vaporizer:

Step 1: Disassemble the device
Remove the mouthpiece, chamber, and any detachable components.
Step 2: Empty the chamber
For a dry herb vaporizer, brush out leftover plant material. For a concentrate vaporizer, wipe away wax or oil residue.
Step 3: Soak removable parts
Place small parts like the mouthpiece in isopropyl alcohol for 20–30 minutes to loosen buildup.
Step 4: Scrub gently
Use a cotton swab or small brush to clean the chamber, airpath, and other areas where residue may collect.
Step 5: Rinse thoroughly
Wash alcohol-soaked parts with warm water to remove any remaining solution.
Step 6: Dry completely
Allow all components to air dry fully before putting your vaporizer back together.
Step 7: Reassemble and test
Reattach all parts, then run a quick heating cycle to burn off any leftover residue.
Tip: Clean your vaporizer regularly—every few sessions for dry herb, and after each session for concentrates—to keep flavor fresh and extend device life.

Follow these steps to properly use a vaporizer:

Step 1: Prepare your material
Grind your dry herb into a fine consistency or prepare your concentrate/oil if you’re using a concentrate vaporizer.
Step 2: Load the chamber or tank
Place the dry herb in the heating chamber, or add wax, oil, or liquid into the appropriate tank or cartridge.
Step 3: Power on the device
Turn on your vaporizer using the power button. Many models require pressing it multiple times to activate.
Step 4: Set the temperature
Adjust to your preferred heat setting. Lower temps preserve flavor, while higher temps produce denser vapor.
Step 5: Preheat the vaporizer
Allow the device to reach the selected temperature (usually takes a few seconds to a minute).
Step 6: Inhale slowly
Draw vapor gently through the mouthpiece for smooth, consistent hits.
Tip: Start with lower temperatures when using a new device to avoid combustion and preserve flavor.