Cleaning and Caring for Your Vaporizer

Clean gear tastes better and lasts longer. Here is the routine that keeps a dry herb vaporizer performing like new.

After every few sessions

• Brush loose material out of the oven while it is still slightly warm.
• Wipe the mouthpiece with an alcohol wipe.
• Check the screen for buildup and tap it clear.

Every two weeks

• Soak removable stems, screens and mouthpieces in isopropyl alcohol for 20 to 30 minutes.
• Agitate, rinse thoroughly with warm water, and air dry completely before the next session.
• Cotton-swab the oven walls with a lightly dampened swab — never flood the oven.

Every few months

• Replace worn o-rings and seals.
• Swap tired screens rather than fighting the buildup.
• Inspect the charging port and clean out lint with a dry brush.

Things to avoid

• Submerging any part containing electronics or a battery.
• Harsh solvents on plastics or painted finishes.
• Reassembling while damp — trapped alcohol tastes terrible and can damage seals.

Replacement screens, stems and seals for most brands are in the accessories catalog.