Well, the topic says it all. The no-name rosewood pipe's mouthpiece leaves a black stain on the paper when I wipe it down with a napkin with alcohol on it. This material looks like it could be vulcanite, but I'm not too certain because my other two pipes are have acrylic bits and don't leave any stains when I clean them using the same method.
Is this a result of a dodgy vulcanite stem, or perhaps a different material completely? Is vulcanite supposed to leave stains when you clean it with 95% alcohol (C2H60, dimethyl ether)?
Thanks for any help.
-Swilly
Is this a result of a dodgy vulcanite stem, or perhaps a different material completely? Is vulcanite supposed to leave stains when you clean it with 95% alcohol (C2H60, dimethyl ether)?
Thanks for any help.
-Swilly