Maybe that's why the concept seems so foreign to me, I only use matches and by the time one is halfway burned the bowl is more than going steady.Houtenziel wrote: ↑Sat Jan 02, 2021 6:34 pmWas gonna say.. just skip all that charring light/true light nonsense and hit it with a match full force. This ain't a cigar, no need to toast it first. I get why lighter people do it though, since they don't seem to ignite tobacco as efficiently as burning wood.Thelonious monkfish wrote: ↑Fri Jan 01, 2021 5:03 pm Have you tried skipping straight to just lighting the bowl? One match burns sufficient time for creation of an ember
What's the second light called?
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I guess it’s called a true light. It’s interesting that we pipe smokers have fancy names for stuff like this. My friends who smoke out of glass pipes just say “spark up a bowl” or “fire one up” maybe that’s why they cough so much? Maybe they aren’t following all the rules to truly enjoy their pipe smoking!?!? Their blend smells horrible and it’s green so it’s definitely not aged or cured properly either.
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FWIW, I often think of the reaction from my father if he had been told about something like a charring light. He would have a look of slightly pained disgust. I mean if it doesn't get lit correctly, you have to do it again. Ritualizing the process would just not be something a sensible person would do.
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