Vaporizer Cleaning FAQ

Regular cleaning ensures that your vaporizer remains hygienic and always delivers the best vapor quality. Residues from herbs or concentrates can affect the taste, block the airflow, and reduce the device's service life. Clean devices also ensure a more intense aroma and even vaporization.

The heating chamber is the heart of your vaporizer and should be cleaned with special care:

1. Do not pour water or alcohol directly into the heating chamber.
2. Use alcohol wipes or a cotton swab to remove any residue.
3. After cleaning, let the vaporizer run through a short idle cycle to burn off any possible residues.

You can use the following cleaning agents:

• Isopropyl alcohol (99%) for metal and glass parts.
• Warm water with mild soap for plastic parts.
• Cleaning brushes or pipe cleaners for cleaning hard-to-reach areas.

Ensure that electronic parts do not come into contact with liquids.

Yes, parts such as mouthpieces, screens, and seals can be cleaned with warm water. However, electronic parts or heating chambers should never be immersed in water. Make sure that all cleaned parts are completely dry before reassembling the vaporizer.

Cleaning kits usually contain:

• cleaning brushes
• pipe cleaner
• alcohol wipes
• Replacement screens and seals

A cleaning kit is handy because it contains all the essential tools you need to thoroughly clean your vaporizer and keep it in top condition.

Yes, regular cleaning ensures that you get a pure and intense flavor. Residues from previous sessions can distort the taste. It is particularly important to keep screens, airways, and mouthpieces clean.
A dirty heating chamber can also affect the taste. A clean vaporizer guarantees the best aroma from your herbs.

Typical signs that the heating chamber needs to be cleaned:

• The taste changes or becomes less intense.
• The amount of steam decreases.
• The airflow is blocked or the drag resistance increases.
• Visible residue builds up in the chamber.
  If you notice any of these signs, you should perform a thorough cleaning.

The heating chamber should be cleaned roughly after each session to remove residue and prevent clogging. Thorough cleaning with alcohol or brushes is recommended once a week, especially with daily use. Frequent cleaning ensures better taste, free airflow, and extends the life of your vaporizer.

No, a dirty heating chamber impairs:

• The taste and aroma of herbs.
• Steam production and air flow.
• The lifespan of the vaporizer.
  Regular cleaning is important to keep your device in good working order.

The heating chamber should always be cleaned after cooling down.

• First remove loose debris with a soft cleaning brush.
• You can remove stubborn deposits with an alcohol wipe or a cotton swab dipped in isopropyl alcohol (99%).
• After cleaning, allow the chamber to dry completely before reassembling the vaporizer.

That depends on the model.

• Some vaporizers have a removable heating chamber, which makes cleaning easier.
• With permanently installed heating chambers, you should work carefully with cotton swabs and brushes so as not to damage the electronics.

No, the heating chamber should always cool down before you clean it.
A hot chamber can:

• Cause scalding.
• Release alcohol vapors when using cleaning agents.

Therefore, you should NEVER clean the heating chamber when it is in operation.

The following are recommended for cleaning the heating chamber:

• Cleaning brush for loose debris.
• Cotton swabs with isopropyl alcohol for stubborn deposits.
• Alcohol wipes for thorough cleaning.
• Pipe cleaners for hard-to-reach areas.

To minimize residue, you should take the following measures:

• Use dosing capsules to keep the heating chamber clean.
• Clean the chamber with a brush after each session.
• Use herbs with low moisture content to avoid sticky residue.

Yes, you can use isopropyl alcohol (99%) to remove stubborn residues. However, make sure that you do not allow electronic components to come into contact with alcohol. Do not use drinking alcohol such as vodka or spirits, as these can leave residues.

For burnt-on residues:

• Heat the vaporizer to the highest temperature and let it run empty for a few minutes.
• Then remove the loosened residue with a brush or cotton swab.
• If necessary, repeat the process with alcohol wipes.

No, the heating chamber must not be cleaned with water, as this could damage the electronic parts. Use isopropyl alcohol and cleaning brushes instead.

1. Check the electronics and connections:
   Ensure that all contacts and components are properly seated. Loose connections can lead to malfunctions.
2. Let the vaporizer dry:
   If liquid has gotten into the heating chamber, let the vaporizer dry for at least 24 hours. Use compressed air to remove moisture.
3. Contact manufacturer support:
   If the vaporizer still does not work after drying, contact support. Have information such as the model and a description of the problem ready.

Glass mouthpieces are easy to clean and particularly durable.

How to clean glass mouthpieces:

1. Place the mouthpiece in isopropyl alcohol for 10-15 minutes.
2. Use a brush or pipe cleaner to remove any residue.
3. Rinse the mouthpiece thoroughly with warm water.
4. Allow it to dry completely before reinserting it.

Plastic or silicone mouthpieces require gentler cleaning.

How to clean plastic and silicone mouthpieces:

1. Rinse the mouthpiece with warm water and mild soap.
2. Use a soft brush to remove any residue.
3. Avoid aggressive cleaning agents such as alcohol, as they could damage the material.
4. Allow the mouthpiece to dry before reinserting it.

Yes, you can soak the mouthpiece in isopropyl alcohol or warm water with mild soap to remove stubborn residue. Make sure it is thoroughly rinsed and completely dry before reinserting it into the vaporizer.

No, most mouthpieces are not dishwasher-safe and could be damaged by high temperatures or aggressive cleaning agents. It is better to clean them by hand with warm water and mild soap or isopropyl alcohol.

If the airflow is blocked, check the mouthpiece and screens for residue or blockages. Clean these parts thoroughly with a brush or pipe cleaner. If the blockage is stubborn, soak the mouthpiece in isopropyl alcohol (99%) and then rinse it with warm water.

Yes, many vaporizers offer different mouthpieces made from materials such as glass, plastic, or silicone. Glass mouthpieces offer a purer flavor, while plastic and silicone mouthpieces are more robust and practical for on the go.

Yes, alcohol wipes or cleaning brushes are suitable for cleaning on the go. Quickly wipe the mouthpiece after each session to remove any residue. For a more thorough cleaning, you can use dosing capsules to reduce the accumulation of herb residue in the mouthpiece.

Screens collect most residues and should be cleaned regularly to prevent clogging and taste impairment. Carefully remove the screen and soak it in isopropyl alcohol (99%) for 10-15 minutes. Then clean it with a cleaning brush, rinse thoroughly, and allow it to dry completely.

The screens should be cleaned roughly after each session to remove loose particles. Thorough cleaning with alcohol is recommended once a week, especially if used daily.

The screens should be replaced if they are damaged, clogged, or discolored and can no longer be cleaned. A clogged screen impairs airflow and can negatively affect the taste. Regular replacement of the screens ensures a clean and intense vaping experience.

Yes, many filters can be removed without additional tools. If the filter is stuck, use tweezers or a small tool to carefully loosen it. Be careful not to bend or damage the filter.

To prevent blockages, you should:

• Use large pieces of herbs so that less residue ends up in the strainer.
• Use dosing capsules to protect the sieves.
• After each session, clean the screen with a brush to remove loose particles.

The following are suitable for cleaning screens:

• Isopropyl alcohol (99%) to dissolve sticky residues.
• Warm water with mild soap if alcohol is not available.
• Cleaning brushes or pipe cleaners to remove even fine particles.
  Avoid aggressive chemicals that could damage the material.

Yes, as long as the screens are not damaged, they can be reused after cleaning. Soak the screen in isopropyl alcohol and remove any residue with a brush. If the screen is still clogged or restricting airflow after cleaning, it should be replaced.

Without a screen, herb residue could get into the air path or mouthpiece, blocking the airflow and affecting the taste. It also causes the vaporizer to become dirty more quickly. It is recommended to always use an intact screen.

Seals and airways should be thoroughly cleaned at least once a week.

• With frequent use or after vaporizing concentrates, more frequent cleaning is advisable to prevent clogging and deposits.

Yes, many cleaning kits contain pipe cleaners, brushes, and alcohol wipes, which are ideal for cleaning seals and airways.
Use these tools regularly to keep your vaporizer in top condition.

Seals are often made of silicone or rubber and can accumulate residues from herbs or concentrates.

• Carefully remove the seals from the vaporizer.
• Wash them in warm water with mild soap.
• For stubborn residues, you can briefly soak the seals in isopropyl alcohol (99%).
• Then rinse them thoroughly and let them dry completely before putting them back in place.

Yes, you can soak the seals in isopropyl alcohol (99%) to remove stubborn residues.

• However, only place them in the alcohol for a short time to avoid damaging the material.
• Then rinse them thoroughly with water and let them dry before putting them back in place.

BUT BEWARE: Alcohol makes the seals brittle, so ONLY use it on stubborn stains and only for a short time to prevent damage to the seal.

Sticky seals are caused by residues from concentrates or herbs.

• Soak the seals in isopropyl alcohol (99%) for a few minutes to dissolve any sticky substances.
• Then clean them with soap and water.
• If the seals remain sticky or brittle, you should replace them, as damaged seals will impair airflow.

Seals should be replaced if they:

• Show cracks or deformations.
• Have become brittle or can no longer be inserted properly.
• Remain sticky even after thorough cleaning.
  Damaged seals impair airflow and can lead to leaks.

Residue in the airways can block airflow and affect taste.

• Use measuring capsules to minimize herb residue.
• Clean the airways regularly with a pipe cleaner or a small brush.
• Remove loose residue after each session to prevent buildup.

Concentrates often leave sticky residues in the airways.

• Clean the airways with a pipe cleaner dipped in isopropyl alcohol (99%).
• Then rinse with warm water and allow everything to dry thoroughly.
  If you use concentrates regularly, it is advisable to clean the vaporizer more often to prevent clogging.

Signs of blocked airways:

• Increased resistance when inhaling.
• Less steam production despite correct temperature.
• A whistling sound or unpleasant taste when vaping.
  If you notice these signs, it is necessary to clean the airways.

A blocked airflow is usually caused by debris in the airways or clogged filters.

• Clean the airways with a cleaning brush or pipe cleaner.
• Check the mouthpiece, screens, and seals for clogs.
• If the airflow is still blocked after cleaning, check the heating chamber for burnt-on residue.

Accessories such as dosing capsules, concentrate inserts, and mouthpieces should be cleaned thoroughly after each use. Thorough cleaning with alcohol and brushes is recommended at least once a week, especially if used daily.

Most accessories are not dishwasher safe. Plastic or silicone parts in particular can be damaged by heat and aggressive cleaning agents. Glass parts can be cleaned by hand with warm water and mild soap.

If accessories are still sticky after cleaning, not all residue may have been removed.

• Soak the accessories in alcohol again.
• Use a cleaning brush to loosen stubborn deposits.
  If the problem persists, the material may be damaged and you should replace the accessory.

Yes, many manufacturers offer cleaning kits that are tailored to their devices. These usually contain:

• Brushes in various sizes,
• pipe cleaners,
• Isopropyl alcohol or cleaning wipes.
  These kits are handy because they contain everything you need to care for your vaporizer.

Yes, as long as the brushes have soft bristles that won't cause scratches. However, special vaporizer cleaning brushes are often designed to fit the heating chamber and airways perfectly, making cleaning easier.

Yes, some practical tools make cleaning easier:

• Hot Knives: For clean portioning of concentrates without contaminating the chamber.
• Dosing capsules: Keep the heating chamber clean and reduce cleaning effort.
• Ultrasonic cleaner: For thorough cleaning of small parts such as sieves or mouthpieces.

A water bubbler comes into regular contact with water, herbs, and steam, which can cause residue and deposits to build up.

How to clean a water bubbler:

1. Empty the bubbler completely and rinse it with warm water.
2. Fill the bubbler with a mixture of isopropyl alcohol (99%) and coarse salt.
3. Gently shake the bubbler to loosen any deposits.
4. Then rinse the bubbler with warm water until there are no traces of alcohol left.
5. Allow the bubbler to dry completely before using it again.

💡 Tip: Clean the bubbler regularly to prevent unpleasant odors and discoloration. Change the water after each session to ensure a fresh vaping experience.

Bong adapters often come into contact with water and herb residue and must be cleaned regularly.

How to clean a bong adapter:

1. Disassemble the adapter (if possible) into individual parts.
2. Rinse it with warm water to remove any loose residue.
3. Soak it in isopropyl alcohol (99%) to dissolve sticky or stubborn deposits.
4. Use a brush or pipe cleaner to clean hard-to-reach areas.
5. Finally, rinse the adapter with water and leave it to dry.

You don't need to clean the hot knife. It is heated regularly, which removes all residues. Ingenious and practical in one 😉

Concentrate inserts can become heavily soiled with sticky residues.

How to clean concentrate inserts:

1. Remove coarse residues with an alcohol wipe.
2. Soak the inserts in isopropyl alcohol to dissolve sticky residues.
3. Rinse them with warm water and let them dry completely.
4. For stubborn residues, you can use a cleaning brush.

Dosing capsules can accumulate residues of herbs or concentrates through use.

How to clean dosing capsules:

1. Place the capsules in isopropyl alcohol (99%) for 10-15 minutes.
2. Use a cleaning brush or cotton swab to remove stubborn residue.
3. Then rinse the capsules with warm water.
4. Allow them to dry completely before using them again.

💡 Tip: Clean dosing capsules regularly to prevent flavor distortion and clogging.