DOUBLE-TIER SHOWERHEAD PERC ASH CATCHER

What Makes This Ash Catcher’s Filtration Superior?

The high performance of this ash catcher comes from its smart design and quality materials. Every part is made to filter and cool your smoke without adding extra drag. Here's a look at how the features help your sessions.

Simply put, the dual percs and strong glass work together for top performance and a long life.

• The dual-chamber design gets the most out of the water filtration.
• The borosilicate glass construction makes it durable and easy to clean.

Picking the right size and angle is key to making sure your new ash catcher fits your bong perfectly. A bad fit can make your setup wobbly or leak air. This simple guide will help you choose correctly.

Should I Get A 14Mm Or 18Mm Joint Size?

This depends on the joint size of your bong. As a quick guide, a 14mm joint is about the size of your pinky finger, while an 18mm joint is closer to the size of your index finger. If you are not sure, you can measure the fitting on your bong where the bowl connects. This ash catcher has a male joint, so it is made to fit into a female joint on your water pipe.

Which Angle Is Right For My Bong 45 Or 90 Degrees?

The angle of your bong's joint tells you which angle you need for your ash catcher. A 45-degree ash catcher is generally for bongs with a slanted downstem, like most beaker bongs. A 90-degree ash catcher is for bongs with a vertical joint, which you often see on straight tubes and many recyclers. Matching the angle makes sure the ash catcher sits upright and works the right way.

To sum it up, match the joint size (14mm or 18mm) and angle (45° or 90°) of your bong to get the perfect fit.

• 45° angles are generally for beaker-style bongs.
• 90° angles are usually for straight tube bongs or rigs.
• This ash catcher has a male joint that fits into a female bong joint.

Use this quick checklist to be sure this piece is compatible with your setup.

• Joint Size: Does my bong have a 14mm or 18mm female joint?
• Joint Angle: Is my bong's joint angled at 45° (for a beaker) or 90° (for a straight tube)?
• Joint Gender: This is a male ash catcher; make sure your bong has a female joint.
• Physical Clearance: Is there enough room for the ash catcher without it hitting the base or perc of my bong?
• Weight Balance: Is my bong sturdy enough to handle the added weight without tipping over?

Checking these five points helps ensure your new ash catcher will fit and work correctly.

• A quick fit check helps you get the right part and makes your setup stable.
• Remember to check for clearance and weight balance, not just joint size and angle.

Besides its main job, this ash catcher has a few design details that make it easier to use and work better. These features give you a simple and effective filtration boost.

How Does The Dual Chamber Design Improve Sessions?

The dual-chamber system pushes smoke through two separate water filtration stages. The first chamber catches most of the ash and bigger particles, while the second provides another round of diffusion and cooling. This separation keeps the water in each chamber cleaner for longer and gives you a level of smoothness that single-perc designs can't match.

What Is The Purpose Of The Built-In Splash Guard?

The splash guard is located in the top chamber and is a simple but important feature. It is designed to stop water from bubbling up and splashing out of the ash catcher into your bong. This makes sure you only get clean, filtered smoke without any unwanted water in your hit.

In short, the dual chamber and splash guard team up to filter smoke and stop water from splashing out.

• The two-chamber design filters particles and heat in two separate stages.
• The built-in splash guard keeps water from getting into your main piece.

Ash catchers can be very different. Here is a quick comparison of our Double-Tier Showerhead to other common styles in a similar price range.

Our Double-Tier Showerhead offers the most filtration for anyone who wants the smoothest hits.

• It gives you more filtration than single perc or simple drop-down models.
• It provides a good balance between performance and drag when compared to recycler styles.

It's simple to keep your ash catcher clean, and doing so is key for the best performance. Regular cleaning also prevents sticky buildup and makes deep cleans much faster.

How Much Water Should I Put In It?

For the best function, fill each chamber with just enough water to cover the percolator's slits. If you add too much water, you might get splashback and more drag. A small amount of water is all you need for the showerhead percs to create a thick stack of filtering bubbles.

What Is The Best Way To Clean A Dual Chamber Piece?

For a quick clean, just rinse it with hot water after every use. For a deeper clean, pour out the old water and add a mix of isopropyl alcohol (91% or higher) and coarse salt. Plug the openings and shake it gently. The salt works like a soft scrubber to remove residue. For tough spots, let it soak. Then, rinse it completely with warm water until all the alcohol and residue are gone.

To get the best results, clean the piece often with ISO alcohol and salt, and only add enough water to cover the perc slits.

• Rinsing with hot water regularly helps stop heavy resin from building up.
• Using isopropyl alcohol and coarse salt is a great way to deep clean the glass.
• Don't overfill it, as this can cause splashback and add more drag.

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