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[mgk]

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ok I bought some bomb earwax and I thought it would burn slowly like hash..

well when i put a small chunk on my bowl it kind of bubbled into my bud and disappeared.

but I could taste it for sure and I felt the effects, it was really potent.

The thing is, I want to make sure how to smoke it, is touching it directly with the flame bad?

should I slowly heat it under some weed or only vape it or what

[Mescalito1971]

I like to smoke it without any bud. I enjoy the taste isolated from anything else, plus its effects are more pronounced. Heres how I do it. I put a glass screen in my bowl, then I put the earwax or other chosen hash melt in the center of screen. Next, I hold the flame close enough to make it bead up into a sort of liquid ball. Let it cool for a few seconds and let harden, then burn away. Try it out, nice high!:hippie:

[420drummer123]

I'd say a skillet is well worth the investment plus less chemicals in your lungs is always good!

[GrandaddyPurple]

Definately want to get myself a skillet type device to attach to my waterpipe. Also would like to try the vapor globe style oil dome attachments for waterpipes as well. Same concept as each other, just the globe/dome tends to be all glass whereas the skillet/vapor curve type has a titanium pad on a swing, with a glass bell.

[critter]

Ti curve all the way!

[Dankr420]

I agree with Critter Skillet/Vapor Swing/HMK Ti Curve all the way

[rawrmau5]

just recently starting messing with budders ohhh man...
LOVE MY SKILLET>

[luckypuff]

Come over and I'll give you a demostration...over & over & over... :whistling:

-lp

[ladyknight]

luckypuff said:

Come over and I'll give you a demostration...over & over & over... :whistling:

-lp

Of course you would :caked:

[GrandaddyPurple]

picked up a ti-skillet and an oil dome with glass nail yesterday. They do give different flavors off the same material. Both ways works pretty well, I will say that the glass nail seems to burn the concentrates I had a little slower than  the skillet, and also left a little concentrate left over ( could have been heated a little more).

Will have to get the technique down to give a better review of the two. Just wanted to say that these methods are great because they can adapt to many different size waterpipes/bubblers.