How To Clean Quartz Bangers - Quick Daily Care

How To Clean Quartz Bangers – Quick Daily Care

Caring for you Quartz Nail

Using a quartz banger to vaporize your cannabis concentrate is now counts as standard procedure and the cheapest and most reliable way to dab when it comes to dabbing. But we know that when it comes to cleaning, it could always be a pain in the ass. All those sticky materials seem impossible to come off no matter how hard to try to rub the inside using a q-tip. If you try to ignore the fact that your dab nails are dirty as hell and still trying to dab with them, you are going to have a really bad day. Not to mention your dab is going to taste horrible, the harmful substance created from burning the charred materials can do you no good, if you use charred quartz bangers frequently your are looking to do your lungs a lot of damages that could not be reversed.

We’ll talk about how to prevent your dab nail being dirty and charred at the end of this article, today we are going to break down the steps we use all the time to clean our used and dirty charred bangers. You’ll learn how to clean your quartz bangers quickly and efficiently

Method#1 (best)

Whats Required

Sturdy q-tips
91-99% ISO Alcohol

Cleaning you Quartz Nail:

After taking a dab, while the banger is still warm, use a cotton swab to clean out any oil that has remains.
Use one end of a cotton swab to soak up any remaining oil, letting it absorb without spreading to other parts of the warm quartz.
Swab the quartz dab nail dish throughly with the q-tip remove all build up leave nothing behind as this causes your quartz to deteriorate quicker.
Then flip the q-tip over and swab the other side to spot clean anything that remains.
Then grabbing a new q-tip, dip one end of a new q-tip into ISO Alcohol and swab out the entire nail really well.
Using the dry swab on the q-tip wipe any access alcohol from the dab nail. Thoroughly wipe down the entire nail one last time.
Allow the quartz nail to completely dry.
Blow air through the joint to blow any vapors out of the dab nail is always a must
Enjoy your clean dab nail

One of the easiest ways to ensure you get a full-flavored dab every time is, quite simply, by keeping your nail clean. While it may feel obsessive, thoroughly cleaning your dabbing surface in between each dab will help your nail last longer and prevent any old oil from interfering with the flavors of your hash or concentrate. If you’re effectively dabbing at the right temperature and cleaning regularly, you’ll end up with little charring and little (if any) puddle left, in which case you may even be able to clean up after a few dabs with the same cotton swab. But avoiding cleaning will just ruin the flavor of your dabs and the life of your quartz nail. It’s also important to clean your banger after every dab. That may seem like overkill, but realize that once your banger cools, any residue has a permanent effect on the quartz. Residue contaminates the flavor and lowers the vapor that the nail can product. Carbon is an insulator and when it builds up, it completely effects vapor cloud density and flavor of terpenes.

Like everything else, quartz bangers come in varying qualities. A cheap quartz banger runs around $10, while expensive pieces over $40+. And like everything else, you get what you pay for when it comes to quartz bangers.

For deep cleaning your quartz banger to pristine conditions click here

Less common non-recommended technique below

Method#2 (not recommend for maximum lifespan)

Physical removal

Whats Required

Torch
Metal dabber tool or metal dental pick

What to do:

Heat the nail head to bright orange
Scrape out grey ashes as they burn up
Repeat until all build up is burnt away
Follow with Alcohol soak and q-tip tech techniques

Method#3 (not recommend for maximum lifespan)

Physical removal

Whats Required

Metal dabber tool or metal dental pick

What to do:

Heat unit enail up for 1 hour so that the carbon can become crispy
lets the nail stay on for awhile and the black carbon will solidify into hard crystals that can be easily scrapped off with a dental pick.
Scrape the black out with a metal dental pick or dab tool
Repeat until all build up is scraped away
Follow with Alcohol soak and q-tip tech techniques or Remove coil and torch black carbon deposits until they glow red, then rinse with water or alcohol and wipe dry