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Buying a Used Bong in few days

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Checkered Haze, Jun 26, 2013.

  1. #1 Checkered Haze, Jun 26, 2013
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    So I will be buying a bong in a few days (Craigslist) and supposedly the post says it's barely been used, yada yada.. Ive seen a few posts about checking out a NEW bong before you buy it, but maybe theres a common area where bongs are cracked or whatever?

    What else should I check for? There is supposedly certain spots that are made thin whenever they are blown (Im buying a beaker bong), where are those spots?

    Also how much easier does a straight bong hit than a beaker bong? And without comparing? Ive only taken bong hits from water bottles before so.. my first real bong.

    Any other advice is appreciated, thanks :D

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  2. #2 Orcaman, Jun 26, 2013
    Just look for cracks and chips.
     
    You can clean pretty much anything with salt and alcohol.
     
     
     
     
    Things to look for: Ice Catcher is really nice for every piece
     
    Percolator: Good for making smoother hits
     
    Rest is just aesthetics really keep it simple
     
  3. #3 Carlton, Jun 26, 2013
    Ive hit both and I felt like the beaker was way smoother but the straight seemed to build slightly bigger rips

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  4. #4 Checkered Haze, Jun 26, 2013
    It has an ice catcher, a diffuser, a diffused percolator.. Im not 100% on that though. 18mm bowl, 14mm..stem? There was something else with 14mm

    Could be because there's more filtration in the beaker, but Ive always heard straight's hit smoother. I think it has to a lot with the pieces' design but more to do with personal preference. I havent hit either so Im at a disadvantage though.. Beakers look better though :)

    Still good to hear someone prefers the beaker hit over straight.


    Thanks both for your input!
     

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