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Ceramic bongs are known for their intricate designs but can break more easily than glass. Silicone bongs are continuing to grow in popularity as they are practically indestructible. “Drug paraphernalia” is sold by headshops found in just about every US and UK city and town. As tobacco pipes and other smoking water pipes accessories like… Continue reading ‎Water pipes : pipeline on the App Store

Just like the people who use them, bongs come in all kinds of different sizes, shapes, and materials. Hemper has a myriad of different types and styles of bongs, including novelty  and holiday-themed ones. Beaker-base water pipes are popular because of the stability their wide base offers. This 18″ beaker has a super thick neck that… Continue reading ‎Water pipes : pipeline on the App Store

Some researchers say plastic pipes in the U.S. have not yet undergone the same degree of water quality and health scrutiny as pipes made of copper, iron, steel and cement. With these so-called legacy materials, methods to prevent or remedy leaching, permeation and other issues are well known, says environmental engineer Andrew Whelton of Purdue… Continue reading ‎Water pipes : pipeline on the App Store

This flexibility makes it easier for smokers to clean their silicone water pipe by twisting and bending it as necessary for you to scrub it clean with no issue. You could certainly break silicone pipe material if you put effort into it, but if you drop your silicone water pipe or knock it off of… Continue reading ‎Water pipes : pipeline on the App Store

With a bent mouthpiece, grid filer, and a built-in screen for your stainless steel bowl, the Klutch Silicone Bubbler helps ensure a smooth smoking experience anywhere, anytime. Due to their mass-produced, rubber-like nature, pipes with a silicone composition can also be more affordable than glass. Due to their affordable, portable, and durable nature, silicone material… Continue reading ‎Water pipes : pipeline on the App Store

Some researchers say plastic pipes in the U.S. have not yet undergone the same degree of water quality and health scrutiny as pipes made of copper, iron, steel and cement. With these so-called legacy materials, methods to prevent or remedy leaching, permeation and other issues are well known, says environmental engineer Andrew Whelton of Purdue… Continue reading ‎Water pipes : pipeline on the App Store