Pipette Guide

Filters & Screens

Unscrew the bowl from the mouthpiece to insert filters and/or screens inside the pipe. The bowl will be hot after lighting, so use the cap to protect your fingers from the heat on the outside.

Screens can be placed into the cavity on the underside of the bowl. Place a screen on top then push down on it until it clicks into place. Replace the screen when airflow is restricted, using the Poker Tool to help remove it.

Carbon Filters can be inserted into the mouthpiece to clean and cool down smoke. Replace them every other session, using the Poker Tool to push the used filter back out of the mouthpiece. Avoid cotton filters, which will burn.
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Loading

Extend the bowl to open up the chamber and load herb inside. Open the chamber partially if loading a small bowl, or open it all the way if loading for a longer session.

For quick sessions, load by pinching off a portion of a nug directly into the bowl.

To load for a large session, scoop ground herb into the bowl then pack it down lightly using the ball-end of the Smoke Tool. Loading this way will allow the bowl to burn down evenly, similar to a joint, without relighting.
Lighting

When lighting the bowl, hold the flame a short distance from the end while inhaling to start a cherry inside. Continue puffing so the lit ember doesn’t go out. For smoother hits, avoid holding the flame directly in contact with the bowl.
Ashing

When the bowl is finished, slide it closed to eject ash out the end. Protect your fingers from heat on the outside of the bowl by gripping it with the Cap.

If the bowl slide is stuck, heat the end with the lighter flame for 5 seconds and try again. Slide the bowl open and closed again a few times to release resin within. If the bowl slide will not move, it's time to clean the pipe.
The Cap

Stand the Pipette on the Cap between hits, as shown. This prevents it from rolling and protects the table. Cap the bowl at the end of your session to contain the smell. You can take a loaded bowl to go with the cap over the top as well.
Cleaning

Clean the Pipette when airflow becomes restricted, hits start to taste stale, or it’s difficult to slide the bowl.

Unscrew the bowl from the mouthpiece and scrub inside with Cotton Swabs wetted with isopropyl alchohol. Soak the parts in alcohol beforehand to help release the resin. All parts are dishwasher safe.as well, but cleaning with swabs and alcohol will get resin out much more effectively.
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Pipette Mini Guide

Filters & Screens

Unscrew the bowl from the mouthpiece to insert filters and/or screens inside the pipe. The bowl will be hot after lighting, so use the cap to protect your fingers from the heat on the outside.

Screens can be placed into the cavity on the underside of the bowl. Place a screen on top then push down on it until it clicks into place. Replace the screen when airflow is restricted, using the Poker Tool to help remove it.

Carbon Filters can be inserted into the mouthpiece to clean and cool down smoke. Replace them every other session, using the Poker Tool to push the used filter back out of the mouthpiece. Avoid cotton filters, which will burn.
Shop Filters & Screens
Loading and Lighting

Pack ground herb into the bowl by pressing the bowl into the pile of herb. You can also just pinch a portion from a nug straight into the bowl to load.

When lighting the bowl, hold the flame a short distance from the end while inhaling to start a cherry inside. Continue puffing so the lit ember doesn’t go out. For smoother hits, avoid holding the flame directly in contact with the bowl.
The Cap

Stand the Pipette on the Cap between hits, as shown. This prevents it from rolling and protects the table. Cap the bowl at the end of your session to contain the smell. You can take a loaded bowl to go with the cap over the top as well.
Ashing & Cleaning

Clear ash from the bowl with the Debowler by inserting it and twisting, while pointing the bowl down. You can scrape resin from the bowl by pressing the edge of the Debowler into the bowl’s inner surface.

Clean the Pipette when airflow becomes restricted, hits start to taste stale, or if unscrewing the bowl becomes difficult.

Unscrew the bowl from the mouthpiece and scrub inside with Cotton Swabs wetted with isopropyl alchohol. Soak the parts in alcohol beforehand to help release the resin. All parts are dishwasher safe.as well, but cleaning with swabs and alcohol will get resin out much more effectively.

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