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Pipe Filters - Do you need them?
- Thread starter Rod
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GuyanaBoy
HAPPY SMOKES!!
Pipe filters are used extensively in Europe, but not particularly in the USA.
The idea is that it blocks some of the tars, etc. and makes cleanup easier. For my money, it make the pipe harder to draw. I have used them only a couple of times early in my pipe experience, but haven't used them in years and don't plan to. It is just another thing to fiddle with when smoking your pipe.
HAPPY SMOKES! ! !
STEVE
The idea is that it blocks some of the tars, etc. and makes cleanup easier. For my money, it make the pipe harder to draw. I have used them only a couple of times early in my pipe experience, but haven't used them in years and don't plan to. It is just another thing to fiddle with when smoking your pipe.
HAPPY SMOKES! ! !
STEVE
GuyanaBoy
HAPPY SMOKES!!
So what pipe did you get Rod? Inquiring Minds want to know.
CoventryCat86
Corresponding authority
Rod told me he got one of these:
GuyanaBoy
HAPPY SMOKES!!
Well. . .that is er, ummm. . . .Nice I guess. . . . :whistling:
Eshaw99
Smoker, drinker, singer, gambler
I don't use them. I know a lot of people use them to help control moisture, but if you have a well made pipe, moisture isn't usually a problem unless you're smoking a partucularly moist tobacco.
Eric
Eric
Springbank
New Member
In defense of corncob pipes....
They are good smokes : cool and dry. They are cheap, so if you drop one and
run over it with the lawn mower, who cares ? :laugh:
I keep a couple at home to try different tobaccos. I normally smoke the so-called
"English" blends and if I want to try a new aromatic tobacco, there's no way I'm
going to stuff it into my favorite Ascorti or a sixty year old Barling. It would take
weeks to get the flavor out !
Corncobs have their place on everyone's pipe rack, they just look goofy!
They are good smokes : cool and dry. They are cheap, so if you drop one and
run over it with the lawn mower, who cares ? :laugh:
I keep a couple at home to try different tobaccos. I normally smoke the so-called
"English" blends and if I want to try a new aromatic tobacco, there's no way I'm
going to stuff it into my favorite Ascorti or a sixty year old Barling. It would take
weeks to get the flavor out !
Corncobs have their place on everyone's pipe rack, they just look goofy!
GuyanaBoy
HAPPY SMOKES!!
Your right! The corn cob pipe is a good pipe for knocking around the yard, keeping in the tool box or tackle box, or leaving in the glove box.
It really is a good pipe for knocking around, and if you lose it, you don't feel like you have lost something that was a major investment.
It would not be the first pipe I would reach for, but it is a good one to use if you are in a situation where the pipe might get more than normal "wear and tear".
HAPPY SMOKES! ! !
STEVE
It really is a good pipe for knocking around, and if you lose it, you don't feel like you have lost something that was a major investment.
It would not be the first pipe I would reach for, but it is a good one to use if you are in a situation where the pipe might get more than normal "wear and tear".
HAPPY SMOKES! ! !
STEVE
gutterpipe
New Member
I think the photo was not just of a corncob, but of a 3-inch Missouri meerschaum miniature, manufactured in Washington, Missouri. I'm on my third just now. The only trouble is, once the cob has done with its absorbency, it'll burn out. But at £2 a go, it's a cheap bit of fun!
As to pipe filters - nah. They do make it tough to draw, they're a pig to clean, they can eventually clog your pipe altogether, and they set off the alarms in airports. Chuck 'em.
As to pipe filters - nah. They do make it tough to draw, they're a pig to clean, they can eventually clog your pipe altogether, and they set off the alarms in airports. Chuck 'em.
gutterpipe
New Member
Is that some sort of bongy type thingammy?
Cheeze
F%#k it Dude, Lets go bowling
Looks like a crack pipe to me!!
gutterpipe
New Member
I had a pipe with a crack in it once. I took it back.
Cheeze
F%#k it Dude, Lets go bowling
LOL
KayakinBoy
I was raised in the canebrake by an ol' mama lion
would this be considering thread jacking?
gutterpipe
New Member
Weirdest pipe-filter I ever saw.
jaxstraww
New Member
KayakinBoy said:
Naw. :sign:
I use filters, but only because all the pipes I've ever owned use them. By that I mean all two of the Dr. Grabow Savoys came with and were designed for filters. I tried going commando, without the filter, and did not like the taste as much, and since I couldn't just run a cleaner through the stem to the bowl, (due to the filter space,) I just caved and started using filters.
Now, I clean my pipes once a week, and they get a new filter twice daily. It really smooths out the smoke for me, and keeps me from having bits of ash come up on my teeth. Also, I see what they trap after a few bowls, and would rather have it on some paper tube than in my mouth.
-Just my $.02...
Now, I clean my pipes once a week, and they get a new filter twice daily. It really smooths out the smoke for me, and keeps me from having bits of ash come up on my teeth. Also, I see what they trap after a few bowls, and would rather have it on some paper tube than in my mouth.
-Just my $.02...
The Master
New Member
I have a few Winslow's that take a 9 mm filter.I never use a filter even though it would fit in the pipe. They are very popular in Germany and some of the Scandanavian countries.