Is it safe to use bleach?

holy fuck that's a lot of salt. in total it would be best to have a 1/2" layer of salt since it needs to move around to agitate

 

190 proof solvent and epsom salt should do the trick. After you clean your piece you can make tincture with whats leftover

 

I tell ya...after you're done playing with the other suggestions, grab yourself a can of carburator cleaner and shoot some in there to dissolve that gunk then blast out with hot water and clean...

 

Fun fact, bleach turns to salt when it dries.

You can even use it on things to go in an aquarium, if you let it completely dry, because it becomes harmless.

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May as well dump some gasoline down there and light it on fire.

 

Hydrochloric Acid?

 

Why do people insist on making it more difficult and dangerous then it needs to be.


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Its that easy. It really is

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If it takes more then that, its time for a new piece. I've never seen any piece of glass or metal this wouldn't work on in 35 years of smoking and cleaning
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Thats what i figured out on my own salt and iso work good just use a good helping of salt

 

Bleach does not stick to glass

 

I did read it. Let it soak. If its gone beyond this get a new pipe. I've never seen a pipe this won't clean and I've seen some nasty ass pipes. Why would you smoke on something that disgusting?

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You can even use it to purify drinking water.


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Have you never washed dishes?

 

LOLOOOLOLOL


YO YO OP YO YO IM NOT HATING BUT LOL.


That made my night no bs. Just toked a hit, read your thread in entirety, a good 5-6 mins, and just read your post to bust out laughing. I fully understand though, I would have told you to boil the bowls out, but ONLY if they're thick. And not for too long. But lol. Yeah all you gotta do is use alcohol and shake that shit up very vigorously lol.

 

Okay I had to go through your entire thread to understand you are trying to clean a glass piece, could have made the more clear in the OP. You have still yet to describe the process you are using to clean the piece, other thank throwing a bunch of super-harsh chemicals into it? ...And HOW do you get MOLD in a GLASS PIECE? ..disgusting! Now that I got that off my chest;
...if you are going to continue to experiment with unnecessary chemicals, then why not throw some heavy duty engine degreaser in there? That should do? Although I would highly recommend AGAINST it. ...on that note, have you tried coke? (just came to mind, people use Coca-Cola (soda) to clean engine parts maybe it will work?)


I also noticed you used a SH!% LOAD of salt, which can leave behind stains as well. In that case, baking soda+ vinegar+ lemon would do the trick. Which may be what you are looking at, and not actually mold (which is usually fuzzy and has a funny smell).


[What I DO recommend]
Fill the piece with 90%+ iso. Alcohol. Throw some salt, but NOT to much either. We are using Salt as an abrasive, sea salt may work better as it is thicker. Shake it for a good ten minutes and let the iso. sit in the piece OVER-NIGHT minimally, then shake it and shake it and shake it! Shake it once every hour or two!. You have to leave the iso. in there so it can do it's job, especially with a horribly dirty piece! When rinsing, using filtered or distilled water will help reduce any salt/water stains left behind.


Once it's clean, it is just maintenance, and you don't have to stress to much! Much easier to clean a slightly dirty piece, than it is a very dirty one.


Ps. Smoke Shops sell "stoppers" 14"/16"/18"/etc. that fit perfectly in the downtime and top opening of most pieces. then you don't have to stress with bags and hair ties, which I'm sure are still a little leaky .


Ps. Grammer > Coolness