Agent Orange Pipe Soaker

Just thought I'd share some awesome information...

Went to a head shop looking for 420 cleaner, stoppers, etc... when the chick pointed to Agent Orange instead of Formula 420 (because they didn't have the all natural cleaner) and recommended that instead. Says she prefers it and thinks it's better than 420 cleaner... $4 bucks cheaper and a free bowl brush, I took it.

Now I've done rubbing alcohol and salt, 420 cleaner, and soap... but I don't think anything compares to how awesome this stuff works.

Cleaned all my pieces to get the resin chunks out and what not and then filled up a big Tupperware container with the green scentless cleaner. Put my downstem, bowls, pipe, the works and just watched as blue little bubbles instantly form around the resin just eating it away. This stuff is the shit.

Let it all soak for 3 hours and rinsed it all with hot water after very thoroughly. Honestly there isn't one single spec of grime, or anything other than absolute, completely crystal clear glass... No residue, no salt particles left over... honestly it looks fresh blown glass. Words can't describe how well this shit works...

Best part is after you're done soaking your shit, I put all the liquid back in my bottle to be reused. The lady at the head shop said she's reused one bottle a good 6-7 times before she gets a new one... and there's no particles in the bottle from the resin... just clean green liquid that still holds no real scent.

This stuff made my 1 year old down stem brand new again. Hot water takes off the resin like it used to when it was new.

Agent Orange is king.

This shit is magic. Highly recommended and cheap.

I've never heard of this stuff, but I'm definitely gonna keep an eye out for it now. I used to use 420 cleaner, until I realized that salt and alcohol actually works better. But if you say that this stuff is better than salt and alcohol, I'll have to give it a try.

Wikidbchofthewst said:

I've never heard of this stuff, but I'm definitely gonna keep an eye out for it now. I used to use 420 cleaner, until I realized that salt and alcohol actually works better. But if you say that this stuff is better than salt and alcohol, I'll have to give it a try.

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Yeah, unlike salt and alcohol (which I still use because I don't soak my actual bong) it gets into every crevice and eats away at the resins... like on my ice catch inside the bong there's always an unreachable mildew that the soak just turned into crystal...

Mind you the bowl piece smelled of the liquid (faint scent of plant) so rinse with very hot water THOROUGHLY. I even boiled my pieces after the soak to make sure nothing is there.

must be nice to have the extra $$ =\

Yep, that's what paychecks are for...

91% isopropyl alcohol and salt. How could this stuff work any better? One swish around the ash catcher or bong and all the rez is gone with alcohol and salt. I have never tried any of those cleaners but I cannot see how it could do any better of a job than the old faithful alcohol and salt. They are cheaper and easier to find. It also leaves no "plant smell". Nice write up but I will stick to the norm, I don't fix things that aren't broken yah know. + rep for testing out the product though and letting us know how it works. I will def pick some up just to try it out next time I see it

Why does everyone say 91% alcohol? Why not 99%?

91% is the highest kind that I can find around me. I didn't even know that there was a 99%

edit: I just looked it up and there is a 99%. Hmm i never knew. I guess I will have to check out other pharmacies to see if they carry the 99%

Yea, I get 99% isopropyl alcohol from Vons

rubbing alcohol and salt.



for some reason i know this.

tom__420 said:

91% is the highest kind that I can find around me. I didn't even know that there was a 99%

edit: I just looked it up and there is a 99%. Hmm i never knew. I guess I will have to check out other pharmacies to see if they carry the 99%

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Same situation with a friend of mine, I had to get him a bottle for him to believe me