Well im travelling from gatwick to schipol and was wondering if a fully cleaned piece would warrent customs paying 'extra' attention to me. Also is their any risk of them being jackasses and taking it? because i dont wanna lose it cos its a mobius stereo matrix 60mm t. And also where in dam could i get isopropyl alcohol so i can fully clean before flight back?
If you think theres a genuine risk of losing it please say.
Bringing glass to dam?
Re: Bringing glass to dam?
As long as it's 100% clean, you should be fine both ways.
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Thats the thing, how clean is 100%, there isnt any visible residue on my glass when i clean nor any smell but im still weary.
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Then leave it home. It is the return trip where you could have trouble.Addlestoner wrote:Thats the thing, how clean is 100%, there isnt any visible residue on my glass when i clean nor any smell but im still weary.
Re: Bringing glass to dam?
You can fill a cookin pot with water, add a dish washer tab, boil it up and then use the boiling water plus a brush to clean it.
Will make the bong look like new. Not sure what would be the best way to make it look like new before you head back though.
Will make the bong look like new. Not sure what would be the best way to make it look like new before you head back though.
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Re: Bringing glass to dam?
I dont normally use hot water on my glass i think alcohol works better, I think bringing it has more potential for harm than good, I will just rent a roor and .de diffy. Thanks for the input
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+1 on this plan, no point in stressin it while you're in the dam.Addlestoner wrote:I dont normally use hot water on my glass i think alcohol works better, I think bringing it has more potential for harm than good, I will just rent a roor and .de diffy. Thanks for the input