4" Green Spider Web Pipe

The green spider web glass pipe is a captivating and unique smoking accessory.

If you're a fan of spiderman or just love spiders in general, this pipe is a must-have. The green color and spider web design give it a distinct and eye-catching look.

At four inches in length, it's a convenient size for on-the-go use or for enjoying a smoking session at home. The glow-in-the-dark feature is a major plus, ensuring that you'll never lose your pipe again. Whether you're in a dimly lit room or outdoors at night, this pipe will stand out and be easy to find.

The spoon-style design is classic and functional. It's sure to be a crowd pleaser whether you show it off to friends and family or keep it for your own personal use. Adding this piece to your smoker's collection is a no-brainer as it brings both style and practicality.

How To Pack A Pipe?

1. Ensure your pipe is free of obstructions and ash. Use a pipe cleaner through the stem, dump out any dottle, and gently blow through the stem over a bin or large ashtray with the bowl upside down to avoid getting ash in your face.

2. Prepare the tobacco. Remove a small amount from its container and lay it on a flat surface. Pick apart any clumps and check the moisture content. If too moist, let it sit for a few minutes to dry.

3. Lightly fill the pipe with tobacco by trickling strands into the bowl until it's full. Don't push the tobacco down with your thumb or pinch it to avoid creating clumps.

4. Use a tamper or pipe nail to gently compress the tobacco. For straight-sided bowls, tamp until the tobacco half fills the bowl. For tapered bowls, aim for two-thirds full. The tobacco should have a springy and soft consistency.

5. Put the pipe to your lips and take a test draw. If there's resistance, dump out the tobacco and start again.

6. Lightly refill the bowl with tobacco.

7. Tamp the tobacco down again. For straight-sided bowls, the pipe should be up to three-quarters full. For tapered bowls, it should be five-eighths full. Use slightly more force than the first tamp.

8. Test draw again. If there's an issue, dump out the tobacco and repeat the process.

9. Trickle more tobacco into the pipe until it protrudes above the rim. Return leftover tobacco to the container.

10. Use the tamper to pack the tobacco down until it's even with the top of the bowl. Use more pressure than before but don't overdo it. The tobacco should still feel springy.

11. Test draw one last time. If there's too much resistance, start over.

By following these steps, you'll have a properly packed tobacco pipe ready to be lit and smoked.

How To Clean A Pipe?

Step 1. Throw away any ashes and dirt inside the smoking pipe. Removing ashes before cleaning is crucial as leaving them can make the cleaning process messier and longer.

Step 2. Rinse the smoking pipe with water. This removes additional stubborn ash and provides some lubrication for the next steps.

Step 3. Soak Q-tips with alcohol and scrub the body through the mouthpiece (if large enough). For pipes with a mouthpiece that can fit a Q-tip, this step helps clean the inside more effectively. For those with a small mouthpiece, this step can be skipped.

Step 4. Pour alcohol and salt into the pipe in a plastic bag (ratio of 2:1 for optimal cleaning). Shake the pipe so the salt and alcohol react with the resin and ash. This is the most important step for deep cleaning. If needed, repeat if the pipe is particularly dirty.

Step 5. Rinse the pipe thoroughly. Rinsing after the alcohol and salt shake removes any remaining particles for better hygiene and restores the pipe's shine.