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Pick a size and a material. Measure the bottom of your bowl, then pick metal for easy replacement or glass for a reusable screen. Bulk packs are handy if you smoke often, and a jar keeps screens from rolling around.
Pop it in and forget about it.
Pipe screens are the smallest insurance policy in your setup, and nobody ever regrets owning a spare. Brass pipe screens drop in and swap out fast, and a glass daisy screen can be rinsed, dried and reused. Pulsar's jar of 150 and Randy's screen jar keep a screen jar on your desk so you are never hunting for one mid-session. Check the diameter on each listing and match it to the bottom of your bowl for a snug fit. When a bowl cracks, our glass bowls are one click away.
Pulsar's 150 piece daisy screen jar, Randy's screen jars and Honeybee Herb's honeycomb flower screens sit alongside stainless steel and titanium mesh screens. Pack counts are listed, so you can grab a jar and a few glass bowls and always have a backup on hand.
Pipe screens sit at the bottom of the bowl and stop ground material from being pulled through the pipe while still letting air pass. That keeps the mouthpiece clear, keeps ash and loose bits out of your mouth and helps the bowl burn evenly. A fresh screen is a small, simple upgrade for any pipe or bong bowl.
Most pipe screens are between 0.5 inch and 0.75 inch wide. Measure the bottom of your bowl and pick the nearest size, or buy a pack that includes a few sizes so you can test the fit. A screen that sits flat without gaps will keep debris out best.
Pipe screens are made from stainless steel, titanium or glass, and some honeycomb screens come in ceramic. Metal mesh screens are easy to replace and simple to keep spare, while glass screens are reusable and add no taste. Stainless steel and titanium are wants a clean, neutral flavor.
To clean a screen, soak glass screens in isopropyl alcohol, rinse them with warm water and let them dry. Metal screens are easier to swap than to scrub, so replace them once they clog. Our iso and salt cleaners cover soak jars and brushes that make cleaning glass screens simple.
Metal screens clog over time and should be replaced when airflow drops or the metal looks burnt or blocked. Glass screens do not wear out the same way, so you can clean and reuse them. If your draw feels tight, check the screen first, because it is the most common cause.
Yes. A screen sits at the bottom of a bong bowl the same way it does in a pipe, keeping loose bits from being pulled down the stem and into your water. Glass daisy screens suit standard single-hole bowls, while mesion to look for a replacement screen.
Pulsar, Smojo and Storz & Bickel appear in this collection. Check the pack size and the diameter on each listing, because those two details decide how long a pack lasts and whether the screens fit your bowls. Bulk jars suit frequent use, while small packs suit a single piece. Titles also note the screen material. Glass screens seat best when you follow the Glass Screen Filter How-To Guide.
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