tastes like soap
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You might try to sweeten the pipe (stem an all) by utilizing a nice libation.
I like to use Ezra Brooks... works very well for me.
I like to use Ezra Brooks... works very well for me.
I would first try Lawrence's recommendation. Failing that, try soaking the stem for a day or so with a pipe
cleaner drenched in a thick solution of baking soda and water; or maybe just submerge the whole stem in it.
You might also consider Oxiclean, which is purported to be safe for jewelry, so it shouldn't harm the metal stem.
Do not use bleach as it corrodes metal.
Walker Briar Works ozone treatment is another resource.
cleaner drenched in a thick solution of baking soda and water; or maybe just submerge the whole stem in it.
You might also consider Oxiclean, which is purported to be safe for jewelry, so it shouldn't harm the metal stem.
Do not use bleach as it corrodes metal.
Walker Briar Works ozone treatment is another resource.
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Is it Lakeland soapy or latakia soapy? To me Lakeland has a floral flavor that makes me think soap, but also perfume. Latakia blends have a slighly bitter taste that I associate more with just a basic, plain soap flavor.
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