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    Quote Originally Posted by Fbones24 View Post
    Is there any specific protocol as to when and why to use bristled vs. non bristled cleaners?
    Use bristled when you are using a pipe sweetener or rum to act as a solvent. Put a few drops on the bristles ( only a little is needed) and then use the bristles to srub out the gunk. After, use a clean non bristled cleaner.

    Again, there is a dubinthedam video on youtube that shows how to do a regular cleaning and a deep cleaning.

    I would also add some kind of a pouch or bag if you intend to travel with your pipe. If not, you can skip it.

    Can you feel the aquisition disorder growing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alembic View Post
    Can you feel the aquisition disorder growing?
    Yes! I've already been eyeing up Vauen pipes...

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    Not sure if this is too late, but I totally agree with Holli4pirating...a good basket pipe from a local smoke shop will only run you $20-$30.

    This is a safe bet because pipes aren't for everyone and if you decide you don't like it it's not as big a deal as finding out after purchasing an expensive pipe. Dr. Grabow's aren't bad, but if you go to a local smoke shop you can talk with an experienced smoker (hopefully at least) who will help you get an idea as to what pipe would be better for you and what tobacco to pick out.

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    I have several savinellis, and would definitely recommend them to a beginner; they're a good, economical choice for a great smoke!
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