How much water should I put in my straight tube bong?

Fill your straight tube until the water covers the slits or holes in your downstem by about half an inch to an inch. You want enough water for proper filtration and cooling, but not so much that you're getting splashback or having to pull extra hard. Pro tip: test it with a dry pull first, if it feels smooth and effortless, you've nailed it.

Can I use ice in my straight tube bong?

Absolutely. Most straight tubes in our collection feature ice catches (those pinched notches you'll see inside the neck) specifically designed to hold ice cubes. The ice cools your smoke as it passes through, giving you frosty, smooth hits that are way easier on your throat and lungs. Just don't overfill, you want airflow, not an iceberg.

Are straight tube bongs easy to clean?

Yes, straight tubes are actually some of the easiest pieces to maintain. The simple, unobstructed design means you can easily run brushes and cleaning solutions through the entire tube without wrestling with complicated chambers. Most of our straight tubes also have removable downstems, making deep cleaning a breeze. Regular rinsing with isopropyl alcohol and coarse salt keeps them crystal clear.