Volcano Owner’s Guide
Our Volcano Owner’s Guide is where we share our knowledge of all the ins and outs of the Volcano Vaporizer. If you’ve had yours for awhile, chances are you’ve come across some questions or issues. This is where your questions will be answered!
Whether you have a Classic Volcano, a Digital, or a Volcano Hybrid, this is the section for you. Whether you’re an Easy Valve or a Solid Valve user, we’ve got articles and how to guides just for you.
Need to replace a part? Wondering how to take the Volcano apart? Rest assured, you won’t break anything if you follow our guides. We’ve even got links to where you can buy those little replacement parts that are impossible to find on places like Amazon. Watch our must-see videos and follow along with us as we show you exactly how to repair or replace certain parts.
We’ve also got review articles on the highest quality products that you can use along with your Volcano. These are products that pair perfectly to help you get more uses out of your AVB or Volcano leftovers. Once you learn about all the potential things you can do, you’ll want to expand your collection to include these products, and make your cannabis experience that much better.
If you own or are looking to own a Volcano, check out our Volcano Owner’s Guide. There’s dozens of articles on everything you need to know to properly use, maintain, and repair your Volcano. We’re happy to help!
There’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…
Read MoreCleaning 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…
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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.
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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…
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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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