Cleaning
One of the most important parts of Volcano ownership is proper maintenance, and that means giving your device a good cleaning. This may seem daunting, but trust me, it’s not. And the benefits far outweigh the effort.
A clean vaporizer is a better performing vaporizer. If you don’t clean it, it gets nasty buildup that not only gets re-inhaled each time you use it, but it makes the vaporizer’s parts not last as long. With proper maintenance, your machine could last you over a decade!
Our photo guides show you step by step how to clean a Volcano Vaporizer and the best way to clean the Volcano Hybrid. You might be surprised how simple it is, and that it can be done with cleaning items you probably already have at home, like rubbing alcohol.
We also show you how to clean and replace different parts of your volcano when they break or stop working optimally. Check out our articles on cleaning easy valves and solid valves and how to put them back together. We also show you how to replace a Volcano bag, which you’ll want to do periodically.
A hot topic in recent news is how to clean a vaporizer so there’s no metallic dust residue, and the related safety recalls from trusted brands. This is a health concern to many, but with proper cleaning, you can drastically reduce if not eliminate any residue from entering your lungs.
If you’re looking for tips on how to clean your vape, you’ve found the place.
If you want to have a great session, you need to be on your cleaning A-game. Can you use the Volcano Hybrid without cleaning it? …Sure. But that’s gross and the flavor you’ll get will be majorly subpar, not to mention the air quality going into your lungs will not be doing you any favors.…
Read MoreIt’s easy to replace your Easy Valve bags, and get a much longer life out of the mouthpiece. I love the easy valve for many reasons, but the wasteful nature of single use was troubling. Using this trick I’ve been able to clean and keep using mouthpieces 20+ times over. Learn how to replace your easy valve volcano bags right here.
Read MoreAt last here’s a complete video tutorial of taking apart, cleaning and re-assembling the complete Volcano Vaporizer. The video runs 9:45 and is available in full screen. You can also consult the Volcano Vaporizer cleaning photo guide for more detail. Continue reading to start watching the video. Need a way to keep all your devices…
Read MoreHere’s a new improved photo gallery based on user requests. One of the most daunting tasks for the new Volcano Vaporizer owner is taking it apart and cleaning for the first time. Here’s a step by step photo illustration of how to disassemble all the parts of the Volcano Vaporizer and clean using rubbing alcohol…
Read MoreAs outlined in this article – How To Take Apart and Clean the Volcano Vaporizer – Photo Illustrated – I’m a fan of using isopropyl rubbing alcohol and sea salt for cleaning my Volcano. I had no complaints about the process and thought it was pretty effective. Well they say necessity is the mother of…
Read MoreHow often you take apart and clean your Volcano depends on frequency of use, and personal preference. One often overlooked fact is that the parts dirty at different rates. For example the bottom screen of the filling chamber takes a long time to clog up, because the air is blowing through, not the vaporized plant…
Read MoreThere’s some debate on the best cleaning solution for using on your vaporizer – Volcano or otherwise. Good Old Hot Water – Hot water will easily remove gunk from glass and metal. However all that hot water can make for some nasty burns. Rubbing Alcohol – Cuts right thru gunk. Gloves strongly recommended, along with…
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