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Do metal shavings from a grinder matter if you use a bong?

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by DaltonTMD, Jan 30, 2014.

  1. #1 DaltonTMD, Jan 30, 2014
    I am using a bong, but I can see these really tiny metal shavings in my bowl. I have only seen them like 1-2x but I was just wondering, since my grinder is made out of aluminum and the aluminum won't turn into smoke by the time I finish my bowl off, and whatever shavings there are will fall in the water, do I have anything to worry about?
     
  2. #2 AlphaOmega420, Jan 30, 2014
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    Dude get a better grinder because what the fuck?
     
    Your grinder is made of aluminum WTF?!!!?!?!?
     
  3. #3 cball, Jan 30, 2014
     
    yes
    stop using that grinder
     
  4. #4 pokeabewl, Jan 30, 2014
    I've heard of new grinders leaving metal shavings in your bud. Wash it out and hopefully it should be fine
     
  5. #5 NeRDxARCHON, Jan 30, 2014
    Is it the aircraft aluminum? Or like pop can aluminum? I have one that's aircraft aluminum and I have never had that issue ever. Get a better grinder. Sent from my iPhone using Grasscity Forum
     
  6. #6 DriftingApart, Jan 30, 2014
     
    Most grinders are made of aluminum...even the good ones.
     
    Anodization though makes a hell of a difference.
     
    A lot of grinders are brass or copper with a shiny finish that comes off over time, at least this was the case with my old grinder, yet I never noticed any shiny flakes in my bud, still sketches me out though. 
     
  7. #7 Hypoxic, Jan 30, 2014
    invest in a sharpstone, Santa Cruz shredder or similar. The anodizing is where it's at.
     

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