Twin Bore Stems

[Chasing Embers]

it doesn't take much to properly clean them.

Not at all, but if you put it off for a day or so, the coloring happens faster. The chalk was from the meer itself, they never lost it.

 

[anotherbob]

I am far from fastidious about clean my meers. Part of the reason is because years ago when finding a decent meer was just a pipe dream a few older smokers told me you have to clean the meer very well or it will start changing color. So basically the best feature can be avoided with a little bit of work, neat. I bet it's because it takes a while for the oils or whatevers to get down into the pipe. Especially since the coloring seems to be the same at the end of a smoke and then a little darker the next day. Though I don't really know why.

 

[bnichols23]

My Hotger Danske rhodesian is a twin & smokes very nicely. Doesn't pass a cleaner well, but is an excellent drawer nonetheless.

 

[hawky454]

That’s definitely a cool feature and I would surely give it a try if I came across one. I’m all for trying something new at least once.