Stick it in the microwave and set it to about 10 seconds. There’s no way around that.Īnyways, you’ll want to cover the filter with an old t-shirt or rag of some sort. Also realize that no matter how much you clean this filter, you’ll need to replace it at some point.
Use this at your own risk and make sure you take precautions ahead of time. Before we get into this it’s important to note that microwaving plastic produces toxic fumes. The main way to clean your Smoke Buddy utilizes the microwave but I’ll be honest, it doesn’t work super well. That’s it! Rinse and repeat until you’re done smoking. The particles and vapor from your lungs will get caught in the filter, removing the majority of the smoke/smell. After that, just exhale at about a medium pace. Press firmly so there’s a strong seal between your lips and the input to the filter. Simply inhale from your smoking device, hold as long as you normally would and then place the smoke buddy around your lips. Sploofs in general are extremely simple devices that are a piece of cake to use. The lifespan will vary depending on how often you smoke but I feel 300 hits is about right, although maybe a tiny bit over-estimated. It’ll get rid of 90-95% of the smoke/smell.
Overall I think this little device works really well. It’ll give the filter more opportunity to pick out the particles from your breath. Exhaling a bit slower than normal can also help. You don’t need to press crazy hard or anything – the word ‘snug’ sums it up pretty well. In order for the Smoke Buddy to catch everything, you need to have a good seal between the input to the filter and your mouth. If it’s used properly it works pretty well, but if not it’s total crap. The second big factor comes in how you use the device. And it still works extremely well with these devices – they just tend to shorten its lifespan a bit. I’ll cover a few neat little hacks you can use that’ll help you extend the lifespan of your Smoke Buddy later on in this article. Is it worth it to grab a Smoke Buddy if you plan on smoking from a bowl, bong or joint? I still think so. While there are ways you can extend the lifespan and a few ways to clean it, at some point you’ll need to replace the device entirely as there’s no way to swap out just the filter itself. It doesn’t work as well with bowls/pipes though because you’re inhaling and exhaling tiny bits of ash and bud – these will clog up the filter a lot faster and shorten its lifespan.“The device you’re smoking from will have a big impact in how long the Smoke Buddy will last.”Even still, you’ll notice it becoming less effective over time – that’s just the nature of any filter. It works really well for vaping because there are way fewer actual particles you’re inhaling/exhaling. The device you’re smoking from will have a big impact in how long the Smoke Buddy will last. It’s bad because the more the filter picks up, the shorter it’ll last. It’s good because that reduces the smoke/smell. The carbon air filter is actually really great at picking up the tiny particles that you exhale, but that’s a good thing and a bad thing. My opinion is that it works better than any homemade device I’ve ever worked with, but that might also be because I’m awful at making sploofs. The smell is almost non-existent as well, but you’ll still smell a tiny odor after you’re done exhaling. There’ll still be a tiny bit left, but not much.
In general, if used properly the Smoke Buddy will get rid of about 90% of the smoke you exhale. Its effectiveness changes depending on how and what you’re smoking. Long answer: See below.“In general, if used properly the Smoke Buddy will get rid of about 90% of the smoke you exhale.”The hard part about reviewing the Smoke Buddy is there are a few factors to take account for. So the big questions is how well does the Smoke Buddy work? Otherwise we’re still in the spot we were in. How Well Does The Smoke Buddy Work?Ĭommercial advancement can be a good thing, but only if it works and only if it’s worth the price. These are a bit more sophisticated and generally include carbon air filters to filter out the particulate that’s emitted after smoking. As the cannabis industry has evolved, however, we’ve seen the introduction of many commercially developed accessories, the sploof included. P until recently most sploofs were odd (but effective) amalgamations of commonly found household items. If you’re in a spot where you’re worried about stinking up the place, spewing second hand smoke everywhere or getting your furniture/walls covered with particles it can come in handy. It’s generally used when exhaling after smoking from a cigarette, joint, bong, bowl, cigar or whatever else. A sploof is a tiny devices that’s designed to filter out smoke. For those who aren’t in the know (c’mon, get with it!) the Smoke Buddy is a commercially available sploof.
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