Half (half-ounce) What is Half (Half-Ounce)? A half ounce, also known as a half, is a common unit for purchasing cannabis. It...
Hand-Washing Hand-washing is a technique used by cannabis cultivators to gently clean buds after harvest. It involves submerging sections of branches...
Hand-Whipping Hand-whipping is a key step in artisanal hash-making using traditional methods. It involves manually mixing and pressing purified cannabis resin...
Harvest Harvesting is the process of cutting, drying, curing, and trimming cannabis plants when they reach maturity. Proper harvesting maximizes the...
Hash Hash or hashish refers to purified cannabis extracts composed of the plant's resin glands or trichomes. Hash has a higher...
Hash Hole What is Hash Hole? A hash hole refers to a small, makeshift cavity carved into the tip of a joint...
Head Shop Head shops are retail stores specializing in products related to cannabis, tobacco, and other recreational substances. They emerged to serve...
Head Stash What is Head Stash? A head stash refers to a personal supply of cannabis that is kept on hand for...
Heady Glass What is Heady Glass? Heady glass refers to intricately worked, custom-made glass smoking pipes and bongs. These are considered high-end,...
Heavy Metals What are Heavy Metals? Cannabis can pick up lead, mercury, cadmium, and arsenic from the ground or during processing. Foods...
Heirloom What is Heirloom? Heirloom cannabis strains are old genetics that have been passed down rather than mixed. Often, heirlooms were...
Hemp What is Hemp? Hemp refers to cannabis cultivars that contain 0.3% or less THC by dry weight. Unlike marijuana, hemp...
High Cannabinoid Full Spectrum Extracts (HCFSE) What are High Cannabinoid Full Spectrum Extracts (HCFSE)? A high cannabinoid full spectrum extract (HCFSE) is a cannabis oil that...
High Terpene Full Spectrum Extract (HTFSE) High terpene full spectrum extracts (HTFSE) are a type of cannabis concentrate that aims to preserve the wide range of...
Honeycomb Disc Cannabis extracts can take on many forms, ranging from oils and vape juices to solid concentrates. One unique style is...
Humulene Humulene is a lesser-known terpene found in many cannabis strains. While not as abundant as terpenes like myrcene or limonene,...
Hybrid With cannabis legalization expanding, consumers have more choice than ever between options like indica, sativa, and hybrid strains. Hybrids remain...
Hydrocarbon Extraction Modern cannabis extraction utilizes a range of solvents and techniques to isolate desirable compounds from plant matter. One common category...
Hydroponics To meet growing demand, cannabis cultivators are seeking innovative new techniques and technologies. One popular method is hydroponics - growing...
Half (half-ounce) What is Half (Half-Ounce)? A half ounce, also known as a half, is a common unit for purchasing cannabis. It...
Hand-Washing Hand-washing is a technique used by cannabis cultivators to gently clean buds after harvest. It involves submerging sections of branches...
Hand-Whipping Hand-whipping is a key step in artisanal hash-making using traditional methods. It involves manually mixing and pressing purified cannabis resin...
Harvest Harvesting is the process of cutting, drying, curing, and trimming cannabis plants when they reach maturity. Proper harvesting maximizes the...
Hash Hash or hashish refers to purified cannabis extracts composed of the plant's resin glands or trichomes. Hash has a higher...
Hash Hole What is Hash Hole? A hash hole refers to a small, makeshift cavity carved into the tip of a joint...
Head Shop Head shops are retail stores specializing in products related to cannabis, tobacco, and other recreational substances. They emerged to serve...
Head Stash What is Head Stash? A head stash refers to a personal supply of cannabis that is kept on hand for...
Heady Glass What is Heady Glass? Heady glass refers to intricately worked, custom-made glass smoking pipes and bongs. These are considered high-end,...
Heavy Metals What are Heavy Metals? Cannabis can pick up lead, mercury, cadmium, and arsenic from the ground or during processing. Foods...
Heirloom What is Heirloom? Heirloom cannabis strains are old genetics that have been passed down rather than mixed. Often, heirlooms were...
Hemp What is Hemp? Hemp refers to cannabis cultivars that contain 0.3% or less THC by dry weight. Unlike marijuana, hemp...
High Cannabinoid Full Spectrum Extracts (HCFSE) What are High Cannabinoid Full Spectrum Extracts (HCFSE)? A high cannabinoid full spectrum extract (HCFSE) is a cannabis oil that...
High Terpene Full Spectrum Extract (HTFSE) High terpene full spectrum extracts (HTFSE) are a type of cannabis concentrate that aims to preserve the wide range of...
Honeycomb Disc Cannabis extracts can take on many forms, ranging from oils and vape juices to solid concentrates. One unique style is...
Humulene Humulene is a lesser-known terpene found in many cannabis strains. While not as abundant as terpenes like myrcene or limonene,...
Hybrid With cannabis legalization expanding, consumers have more choice than ever between options like indica, sativa, and hybrid strains. Hybrids remain...
Hydrocarbon Extraction Modern cannabis extraction utilizes a range of solvents and techniques to isolate desirable compounds from plant matter. One common category...
Hydroponics To meet growing demand, cannabis cultivators are seeking innovative new techniques and technologies. One popular method is hydroponics - growing...

Heat Cleaning

What is Heat Cleaning?
Written by Gaanja Heal
Fact Checked by Doctor Name

What is Heat Cleaning?

Heat cleaning utilizes low heat to remove residue from cannabis pipes, bongs, and other gear. It’s an alternative to liquid cleaners and solvents.

The process involves heating the item until any built-up resin, ash, or plant matter becomes malleable. Then, it can be wiped away with ease. 

Common techniques include:

  • Holding the piece over a flame.
  • Running hot water through it.
  • Microwave glass pieces briefly.

While effective for cleaning, overheating glass can cause cracks or breaks. Plastic gear may warp or melt under too much heat. It’s important to use the lowest temperature possible.

Glass items can be heated gradually to monitor for changes.

Other cleaning options like isopropyl alcohol, salt abrasion, or commercial cleaners don’t risk damaging gear.

Their drawback is leaving behind some chemical residue. Heat cleaning is more natural but must be done carefully.

Welocme to Our Site

We need to verify your age before proceed