Thanks Sean!! In the beginning, I was a bit wasteful by throwing away pipe cleaners that only had each end soiled. I eventually became wise to the idea of simply clipping the soiled end off and utilizing the clean portions; such a simple concept yet I overlooked it for too long. Glad to see ya Sean, Happy Piping!
Learning a lot from your videos. Still having a problem watching them on my phone and being able to comment or like. But it all comes through when pulled up on wife's puter. Really like your cleaning method. Been going through a bunch of pipe cleaners and this will be a big help.
Hey Steve, glad you stopped by! I used to go through a ton of pipe cleaners before cutting them. Sorry you're having issues on your phone, I'm not sure what could be causing that but I'm glad your wife's computer isn't bothering you. Happy Piping buddy!
I do the same inside the chamber, but I don’t break my pipes down after every bowl. I think that could possibly cause issues down the road. Enjoy your weekend, take care bro!
I've removed my pipe stem after every smoke since I began smoking a pipe and they haven't gotten more loose or anything.......my only caveat to removing the stem would be to wait until the pipe has cooled, removing the stem of a hot pipe can spell disaster. I'm happy you stopped by buddy!! Happy Piping!
Not yet, I will be making a reaming video in the next few months when I have to ream my pipes again! Great minds think alike.....am I right?!?! 😉 Happy Piping!
Hey there! My first question would be how you clean your pipe. Coal, in my opinion, may be a product of an expedient cake. I would suggest trying to perhaps clear the bowl a little more than normal for a while to slow the cake building process. Another issue would be how often you smoke your pipes; a pipe that isn't properly rested will have damp dottle and therefore lead to a more robust carbon flavor. So, perhaps rest your pipes more between smokes. Hope this helps! Happy Piping!
How has the experiment come along?? I have seen quite a few others that don't build a cake in their briars. It isn't a necessity, it just offers a layer of protection to the raw briar. Happy Piping buddy!
Pro tip . I didn't know this growing cake trick . Nice thank you for informing
Hey Jack! There's one you can put in your repertoire then my friend! Happy Piping buddy!
Great video Dallas, I do pretty much the same thing (including clipping the pipe cleaners!) 👍
Thanks Sean!! In the beginning, I was a bit wasteful by throwing away pipe cleaners that only had each end soiled. I eventually became wise to the idea of simply clipping the soiled end off and utilizing the clean portions; such a simple concept yet I overlooked it for too long. Glad to see ya Sean, Happy Piping!
Learning a lot from your videos. Still having a problem watching them on my phone and being able to comment or like. But it all comes through when pulled up on wife's puter. Really like your cleaning method. Been going through a bunch of pipe cleaners and this will be a big help.
Hey Steve, glad you stopped by! I used to go through a ton of pipe cleaners before cutting them. Sorry you're having issues on your phone, I'm not sure what could be causing that but I'm glad your wife's computer isn't bothering you. Happy Piping buddy!
Congrats on 400 🎉bro great content🍭🐓👶
Thank you very much Mel!! I am learning so much and having a great time doing it!! Glad to see you stop by brother!! Happy Piping!
Great video my man, demonstrated well enough for this newb to get it! New sub from me!
Glad you enjoyed it buddy!! Happy Piping!
@@FullDottle I've tried it on the last few smokes and it's made a noticeable difference! Thanks again brother!
I do the same inside the chamber, but I don’t break my pipes down after every bowl. I think that could possibly cause issues down the road. Enjoy your weekend, take care bro!
I've removed my pipe stem after every smoke since I began smoking a pipe and they haven't gotten more loose or anything.......my only caveat to removing the stem would be to wait until the pipe has cooled, removing the stem of a hot pipe can spell disaster. I'm happy you stopped by buddy!! Happy Piping!
“I wet it with my own saliva.”
“I am not afraid to put a Q-tip in my mouth.”
So fucking awesome.
😂😂😂🤘🏽
Informative video for real though. Thanks.
LOL, just saying. 😁😁 Glad you liked it buddy!! Very happy you stopped by to visit the channel, hope your journey is going well! Happy Piping!
Have you made a video on pipe reaming and the reamers you use? I clean my pipes pretty much like you do after each use. Thanks
Not yet, I will be making a reaming video in the next few months when I have to ream my pipes again! Great minds think alike.....am I right?!?! 😉 Happy Piping!
I'm getting like coal, not ash. Is there a reason for this?
Hey there! My first question would be how you clean your pipe. Coal, in my opinion, may be a product of an expedient cake. I would suggest trying to perhaps clear the bowl a little more than normal for a while to slow the cake building process. Another issue would be how often you smoke your pipes; a pipe that isn't properly rested will have damp dottle and therefore lead to a more robust carbon flavor. So, perhaps rest your pipes more between smokes. Hope this helps! Happy Piping!
Wet pipe cleaner... Who knew? Cool. I still clean inside of the bowl... The experiment continues. 😁
How has the experiment come along?? I have seen quite a few others that don't build a cake in their briars. It isn't a necessity, it just offers a layer of protection to the raw briar. Happy Piping buddy!
The best smokes and most pure tobacco flavor I get are from new pipes so I try to eliminate all build up that I can. ... but that's just me. Lol
Hey, whatever works best for you is what you should do!! Glad you stopped by buddy!! Happy Piping!
I think its the caking thats made my tabocco taste so harsh.