Archive for December 2007
Volcano Vaporizer Cleaning Tips
Cleaning your new Volcano vaporizer can be a bit intimidating at first, with all the pieces and parts – but the cleaner you keep it, the better it will work. Here are a few basic tips for cleaning your vaporizer. Need cleaning supplies? Our friends at Vapor.com have a great post on their deals and…
Read MoreVolcano Temperature Dial Explained
The Volcano Classic vaporizer uses a numbered dial for heat control. Once you get the hang of it, you’ll not need to refer to this table to get your Volcano temperature settings.
Read MoreVolcano Vaporizer Leftovers Butter
You can use your vaporizer leftovers to make some surprisingly potent butter for cooking brownies and all sorts of treats. The potency will vary depending on how thoroughly you vape your herb. Obviously much of the active ingredients have been vaped into your lungs while you were vaporizing – but there’s a lot left in…
Read MoreSolid Valve -vs- Easy Valve
The Volcano vaporizer comes with your choice of two valve/balloon systems: Solid Valve – Click here for details Durable construction of stainless steel and heat resistant plastics. You choose the size of the balloon. Extra balloon material is fairly cheap. Easy Valve – Click here for details Maintenance free design – no cleaning – just…
Read MoreVolcano Vaporizer Temperature Setting Basics
There are several schools of thought on temp settings for your volcano vaporizer. The THC in cannabis vaporizes when heated to between 338 F and 372 F. This is not hot enough for the plant material to burn so many of the toxins associated with smoking are not released. On the original Volcano classic vaporizer,…
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