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Gravity Bong vs Hand Pipe...

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by 5cooby Doo, Nov 23, 2011.

  1. #1 5cooby Doo, Nov 23, 2011
    Okay so people are always saying that gravity bongs don't filter the smoke.

    What about those hand pipes/bowl... those doesn't filter the smoke either do they?

    Does that make them in a sense, equivalent to a gravity bong - health wise?
    :bongin: :smoking:
     
  2. #2 Octus, Nov 23, 2011
    If you have a glass one. Yes they are probably equal. If you have a homemade. No, plastic will melt very very little.
     
  3. #3 SuperTK, Nov 23, 2011
    I actually find the hit off a grav bong not as harsh as some like to make it out to be, but let me tell you, that hit is just pure freaking THC.
     
  4. #4 5cooby Doo, Nov 23, 2011

    That's why you use a glass bowl from a real bong.


    The smoke in the bottle isn't hot enough to actually make the plastic release anything toxic - at least I never heard of that ... :eek:

    :bongin:
     
  5. #5 burbear65, Nov 23, 2011
    gravs are so awesome
     
  6. #6 MaxAmmo, Nov 23, 2011
    Smoke can melt plastic, just not noticeable amounts.

    I'd prefer glass pipe over g-bong just because glass pipes are smoother.

    G-bongs work well but it's just harsh on my throaght.
     
  7. #7 APX, Nov 23, 2011
    Same health wise...

    I'd still use a toro or vape alone, one of my many hand pipes if I'm just chilling doing something, and a joint if I'm with friends or need 2 hands.
     

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