PRTBL EMBER Herb pipe Urban
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EMBER

Sale price$59.95
5.0

5 Year Limited Warranty With Accidental Discount Coverage

Color: Urban

Enjoy Ember, a cleaner, quicker and easier way to spark up no matter where you are. Ember is a handheld pipe unlike any pipe you’ve ever used before. Made from a solid block of aluminum, the Ember by PRTBL features rapid cooling channels, a wind and moisture blocking bowl, and a durable heavy duty construction. Rapid cooling channels are carved into the body of the pipe to rapidly cool the hot air coming in from the bowl and filter out any solid particles to give you smooth, clean hits. A guard plate on the face of the pipe serves many purposes, blocking moisture and wind from your lit bowl, keeping ash inside the bowl during times of non use to block odors from escaping and also to extend the life of your bowl and slow the burn giving you the most out of your herbs.

5 Year Limited Warranty With Accidental Discount Coverage
How To Use
Slide back the faceplate of the Ember to expose the bowl. Once the bowl is exposed place enough ground herbs inside the bowl to fill it at least halfway or until it covers the intake hole located at the on the sidewall of the bowl. Then hold the Ember to your mouth with the bowl facing up and slightly away from you. You should be able to see the top of the bowl while the ember is to your mouth. Then light the herbs in the bowl using a lighter or match, inhale from the hole located at the top of the Ember on the opposite end of the bowl. When finished or to extend the burn time carefully shut the faceplate by sliding it up, covering the bowl.
How To Maintain
To clean the Ember start by removing the top assembly off of the pipe. They are connected with magnets so it should come apart with a little tug. Then remove the outer ring that holds the faceplate on the top portion of the pipe. Soak the 4 pieces in hot soapy water and then rinse with clean water. If debris still exists in or on the pipe use isopropyl alcohol and q-tips to clean the remaining debris from the pipes surfaces. Then reassemble the pipe once the water and alcohol has evaporated.

Enjoy Ember, a cleaner, quicker and easier way to spark up no matter where you are. Ember is a handheld pipe unlike any pipe you’ve ever used before. Made from a solid block of aluminum, the Ember by PRTBL features rapid cooling channels, a wind and moisture blocking bowl, and a durable heavy duty construction. Rapid cooling channels are carved into the body of the pipe to rapidly cool the hot air coming in from the bowl and filter out any solid particles to give you smooth, clean hits. A guard plate on the face of the pipe serves many purposes, blocking moisture and wind from your lit bowl, keeping ash inside the bowl during times of non use to block odors from escaping and also to extend the life of your bowl and slow the burn giving you the most out of your herbs.

 

5 Year Limited Warranty With Accidental Discount Coverage
How To Use
Slide back the faceplate of the Ember to expose the bowl. Once the bowl is exposed place enough ground herbs inside the bowl to fill it at least halfway or until it covers the intake hole located at the on the sidewall of the bowl. Then hold the Ember to your mouth with the bowl facing up and slightly away from you. You should be able to see the top of the bowl while the ember is to your mouth. Then light the herbs in the bowl using a lighter or match, inhale from the hole located at the top of the Ember on the opposite end of the bowl. When finished or to extend the burn time carefully shut the faceplate by sliding it up, covering the bowl.
How To Maintain
To clean the Ember start by removing the top assembly off of the pipe. They are connected with magnets so it should come apart with a little tug. Then remove the outer ring that holds the faceplate on the top portion of the pipe. Soak the 4 pieces in hot soapy water and then rinse with clean water. If debris still exists in or on the pipe use isopropyl alcohol and q-tips to clean the remaining debris from the pipes surfaces. Then reassemble the pipe once the water and alcohol has evaporated.

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