Keeping Your ashes?
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Give it to the wife after a hair colour to rub on & get rid of the dark coloured bands where skin meets hair, it works wonders for that.
I snort mine. Just take a straw and honk it up. The only down side is I can't tell what food smells like now. Everything smells like burning.
Heh this thread is funny.
I have heard about a method for forming cake, to shake the ashes of the bowl you just smoked around the chamber walls.
But you don't need to keep an ash supply to do this.
I have heard about a method for forming cake, to shake the ashes of the bowl you just smoked around the chamber walls.
But you don't need to keep an ash supply to do this.
So if you need ashes for mud . Smoke a cigggar and your pipe and make your own . Cant say as I have never had to use it . What I mean to say is how much could you possibly need . Do you store it in quart jars in the cellar or what . I can see it now in stores eveywhere .I digress .
@ igloo
I have an empty SG Brown #4 tin that at the moment is about 1/2 full of sifted pipe ash.
Is it really that much of a stretch to want to have supplies on hand when needed?
I have an empty SG Brown #4 tin that at the moment is about 1/2 full of sifted pipe ash.
Is it really that much of a stretch to want to have supplies on hand when needed?
After I read that I snorted laughing, with a pipe in my gob naturally...and discovered that ash makes a horrible keyboard cleanser.
I have no use either for it. I see some people save huge bowls of the stuff. Mine goes in the garden, grass, or garbage.
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