A soak-and-wash cleaning formula for glass, metal and ceramic pieces, supplied as two 32 oz bottles — 64 oz in total. It works by dwell time rather than abrasion, which is how it reaches the parts of a percolator a brush was never going to get to.
From our own use
We clean our own glass with this. Rubbing alcohol works too, but in our experience this does a better job.
How it works
- Biodegradable formula — no abrasives, no shaking and no scrubbing
- Soak, agitate, rinse; the formula does the work while it sits
- Rated by the manufacturer for glass, metal, ceramic and plastic
- Reaches inside percolator chambers and downstems
- Deodorises as well as cleans — it is formulated to remove the smell, not just the residue
- Two 32 oz bottles, enough for a full set of pieces rather than one bowl
Why two bottles rather than one
Soaking is a volume problem. A single bowl needs a cupful; a full-size piece needs enough liquid to cover the percolator, which is most of a bottle. Two 32 oz bottles is what makes soaking a large piece practical instead of something you ration.
Why a clean piece is different
Resin build-up is not only a look. It holds odour in a room long after a session, and it sits between you and whatever you actually loaded. Cleaning is the cheapest upgrade available to most setups.
If odour is the real problem
Dirty glass is one of the two things people notice in a room. The other is the exhale. This handles the glass; a Smokebuddy personal air filter handles the exhale.
