Using It
I’ve finally got my hands on a Kill-a-Watt to track my energy usage. Of course the first thing I plugged in was my Volcano Classic!
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 MoreLoading the herb chamber on any vaporizer can be a tricky proposition. Using my fingers or credit/business cards can be messy with multiple tries to get it all in. For all it’s amazing German engineering, the simple act of getting the material into the chamber was overlooked. I used to load my vaporizer with a…
Read MoreI stumbled upon this idea while reading this article – Dr. Kush. And couldn’t believe I’d never tried it. It’s great. “Blue has a photo I.D. card from the City of Los Angeles confirming that he is a bona-fide medical-marijuana patient. His malady is anxiety. On a side table by his bed, he keeps a…
Read MoreI think I’ve finally settled on my preferred method for vaporizing my herb. I keep the Volcano’s temperature dial set at 6 all the time. I fill bags at this temp until I get nothing. Then I save my leftovers for volcano butter that I make with my Volcano poo. Sure, I can get more…
Read MoreA Volcano vaporizer without an herb grinder, is like a car without gas. Proper grinding of the herb prior to vaporizing is crucial; whether you’re using a Volcano, a Vapir or a Vapor Brothers Vaporizer – grind your herb! How much to grind the herb? Very fine, but not so fine it falls through the…
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…
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…
Read MoreThe 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 MoreThere 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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