How To Clean Your Tobacco Pipe

We're talking maintenance today!
This is just my approach. No right or wrong answers. Feel free to throw your thoughts into the comments or even better; jump into the discord to share your own techniques and tips!
Sadly, since the airing of this video, York Bazaar is no longer making pipe racks.
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[@GetPiped]

What other techniques do you use? Seriously, there aren’t wrong answers. I like to employ a number of different ideas. Just not salt soaks 😅😂

[@neighborhoodman323]

When I get estate ebay briar pipes, I use rubbing alcohol and soak it onto cotton balls into the bowl and also run a soaked pipe cleaner into the stem/shank and let it sit over night. That’s for deep cleaning though. For meerschaum pipes, I thought I could get away using a pipe cleaner post smoke, but noticed build up of oils on the wall. Learned that you have to wipe the bowl pretty good with paper towels.

[@GetPiped]

@@neighborhoodman323 SUPER good point! This video was getting a bit longer but I plan on doing a follow up. Definitely want to get meerschaum as clean as possible after every smoke!

[@darykoughton5473]

When it comes to estate pipes after I cut out the carbon cake I pack the bowl with kosher salt and fill it with denatured alcohol and let it soak for 24 hours it works great. Also non scented oxiclean diluted in warm water does wonders for estate stems.

[@DDickinson458]

It's kinda nice to hear as a new pipe smoker that not everyone makes such a huge fuss about the cleaning and the carbon cake and not mixing blends in the same pipe.

[@DoingitWrong]

My daily maintenance is similar to yours. I use filters, so I let the pipe cool before removing the stem to pull & toss the filter. While I have the stem off, I clean it using a pipe cleaner that has been dipped in either vodka or whiskey (my pref). Just a quarter to half inch of one end of the cleaner. It gets all the goo out of the stem and I get to drink whatever booze is left in the shot glass. Daily maintenance motivation!

[@GetPiped]

LMAO! I LOVE this 😂. I actually have some videos planned for alcohol cleanings! I’ve messed around with this before and want to take it on, in depth

[@johnwilliamson6026]

Greetings, Sir! As a former antiques dealer, I purchased my first pipe in an antique shop, some forty years ago. I stumbled on to your channel several months ago, quite by happenstance. I think I subscribed after watching your first video. As pipe smokers, we all have differing theories on the best maintenance practices of our beloved pipe collections. Over the years, I have accumulated somewhere north of seventy quality pipes to date. I think of each pipe as a personal relationship and I actually take great pride in maintaining and caring for them. I value each of my pipes individually and regard each one as a beautiful work of art, but that's just who I am. I totally get that there are those who would not understand this and that is perfectly fine too. To each their own. I enjoy your channel and truly admire you for what you do, Sir. As fellow pipe smokers, I feel we have an obligation to preserve this dying art of pipe smoking for future enthusiasts. Keep up the good work, my man. Your doing a very fine job and I wish you all the best!!!

[@solo_majolo639]

Hey my favorite pipe-tuber! Good to see you again! I get excited whenever I get the notification. Thanks a ton man, you rock!

[@GetPiped]

DUDE! This is unreal!!! Thank you!!! I look forward to your comment!!

[@byelochka]

Agree man. Been smoking pipes for about 5 years or so and I don’t have any briars with serious cake in them. I clean my pipes every time I smoke. Just like drawing your weapon from the armory. Take it out, use it, clean it, put it back. That makes it last, and you avoid problems down the line.

[@GetPiped]

Gosh I love this analogy. Don’t know how I didn’t think of it 😂. Fuck yeah man! Cheers!!

[@byelochka]

@@GetPiped Anytime brother. Just an old 11BangBang keeping up the preventive maintenance on them pipes.

[@mephisto86yt]

My routine is similar, but, one more final step. I use a napkin with few drops of votka to wipe the bowl, and rub all the interior. I also use vodka to clean the stem. A fresh pipe, always tastes better than a muddy, sticky one, personal opinion. I saw you had artisan's blend, very good stuff. Thank you for your videos!

[@pipemannow]

Great video! A clean pipe is a happy pipe. I rarely have any ghosting issues anymore since I do not smoke aromatics anymore, just English blends. I did convert my aromatic tobacco pipes to English by using the salt technique you alluded to. I may keep a pipe or two in case I start trying newer aromatics out of curiosity. I have never head to use a pipe reamer (even though I have one) for cake buildups simply using the same techniques you showed here. I have brought my younger boyfriend into pipes and I have had to really stop him a couple of times to NOT mess with the stem after he smokes a pipe, but he enjoys the hobby as I do now. To me, your videos are never too long because they are well made and chock full of good humor and information. I do envy some of those Petersons you have there, ha. Big fan. Thanks for all the work you put into these videos. Makes my day when there is a new one. Cheers! Chris.

[@GetPiped]

Holy F**k Chris! Thank you so so much for those incredible words! That literally made my bad day of work into a great day. Im happy that you can take such enjoyment from these! I hope your boyfriend as well can get some enjoyment and information! This means the world to me, Sir! Cheers!! Happy to have you! 🔥🔥🔥

[@ROLFCOPTERZZ]

What with removing the stem after a smoke? Seems to do nothing at all. Wood expands and contacts based on the moisture content in it. Other then that doesn't seem to do damage or anything so why do you suggest not doing it? It's like the jet lighter theory.

[@johnBrett-w6v]

Loved this video so much, have been smoking just over 30 years. I clean my pipes every day but try to give them a deeper clean once a month. I like you do not want that heavy carbon build up and the daily clean up keeps the pipe just the way I enjoy them.

[@Omega_1306]

Now I use regular rolling tobacco in my pipes but it creates airflow issues in the neck below the chamber from tar buildup after this is what I'm trying to resolve any ideas

[@ModernGentleman]

I never stress over pipe cleaning. I just use a fresh filter for every smoke, let the pipe cool and discard the filter before putting it back in the rack. I don't have a large collection but I don't feel like they need frequent cleaning. Maybe every couple months I'll take them all down and spend an evening giving them a good cleaning. People worry too much about cleaning (in my opinion). Just get the dottle out and let em dry. Personally, I leave the rim char because it just adds character to the pipe, I don't burn the hell out of the rim though either lol. I don't stress over cleaning, mostly, because I just dont like to do it and it's a part of the ritual I dont find relaxing, so I avoid it. Some people love to clean them because, again, the ritual. I like seeing other people's pipe journeys. It tells a lot about their character and lifestyle. It's such an individual thing. Some are very methodical, some very relaxed, and everywhere in between. Great video again 👍

[@GetPiped]

Dude! Thank you so much for that feedback and your thoughts! This captures 10000% of my feelings as well!!!

[@buckgulick3968]

All I know is I only worry about my carbon cake when my finger doesn't fit down the bowl anymore. Then whip out the reamer, a few grinds and start anew. What can I say? I'm a simple man who enjoys his pipe. Also Color me subscribed. Nice channel.

[@GetPiped]

LOVE THIS TAKE!

[@Rebelpiper92]

I was only smoking all of my pipes a max of once a day with 3 days rest but today decided to smoke my new muxiang twice with 8 hours rest in between smokes and a basic pipe cleaner clean and it was fine.

[@bradheins3554]

Enjoying some night cap in my Peterson pipe lovely blend thank u get piped 👍🏼

[@CroatiaSurvival]

I used to stress so much about carbon kake. Nowadays I just dump the dottle and ash, swab the pipe with a paper towel and use a pipe cleaner or two. After that I just let it dry for at least 24 hours, but often it’s more like 3 days since I have 5 pipes I smoke the most and rarely more than two bowls a day. In a new pipe I skip the paper towel swab for the first 5 or so smokes just to give the briar a little bit of protection. After that, a reaming every year or so is more than enough to keep it in check.

[@GetPiped]

I’ve heard a ton about the paper towel method! This is actually something I’ve never really got into. Not for lack of trust, but rather habit of my current system. It makes complete sense. Maybe even more than pipe cleaners! I’ll definitely be bringing it up in the future! Also love your process! Makes complete sense and I’m for it!

[@littlewigglemonster7691]

Nevet heard of letting pipe rest, though i haven't looked into what so ever. I remeber my grandfather smoked the same pipe daily and heavily 😅 he never got the memo

[@reviveautodetailing8478]

So glad I'm not the only one who thinks these thoughts. Killer video brother!

[@GetPiped]

I’m ngl, I was scared of some of the potential backlash 😂😂😂😂

[@reviveautodetailing8478]

@@GetPiped I'm sure there are enough of us to back you up haha.

[@cankitapli]

9:42 it starts here

[@GetPiped]

But what about all the other fun

[@ericd385]

I will say that for me I’ve noticed a brand new pipe will mellow for the first few bowls. The say 5th bowl has a darker less harsh taste then the 1st. I think that’s more of the wood maturing with heat then any cake that forms in that time. Good video I enjoy what you do man.

[@GetPiped]

Exactly! Mature wood is unreal! Cheers sir! I appreciate the feedback!!

[@Zeromax-hd2qs]

@@GetPiped i wanna see then how my dad's pipe i just found in one of the drawers would taste like 😂, already planning on ordering the basics along with some filters that fit it (coincidentally my brother has brought me some for smoking a month ago but they are too small), Its nothing too fancy, just a small pipe with a slightly curved stem😂 imma do a deep cleaning first cause you never know, just to be safe 😂

[@Nidstang_]

I'm new to pipe smoking, and I use filters and stingers in my pipes, so I've been taking ny stems off to run pipe cleaners through, but now Im concerned about them becoming too loose. Didnt think about that. I also would live some advice for cleaning off the char from my bowls. I've seen swapping with alcohol, like vodka, is useful.

[@hcrowe57451]

Very informative video . was looking at some of my old pipes , the ones that have carbon build up and yes , A seasoned pipe is better to smoke . great video , some I have cleaned well with other methods , makes me feel as if i am breaking in a new pipe. Have over cleaned it , I have a different pipe for every tobacco i smoke in it that way there is no ghosting . But that is just me . I am sort of rigged about how I smoke a pipe , it gets expensive many times when i find a new pipe tobacco . i also buy a new pipe for that tobacco. Awesome video . thumbs up .

[@GetPiped]

This is a great point! I also have widely different approaches for different pipes. My cobs, I never clean or maintain. Have some gnarly cakes LOL. Other briars I treat similar and only do a deep clean after a while. Have some pipes that are dedicated to a particular type of pipe or even tobacco as well and that maintenance process is also a tad different. I love how complex this hobby can be as well as how simple! It’s 100% on the smoker to decide what they like!

[@pipercop2420]

I'm the same run a cleaner trough it bend it run it around the bowl and Tada done. When it starts to get sour I'll use a liquid cleaner on a pipe cleaner let it dry for a few days and were good to go. Thank you for your service to ur country love the corn cob on the tank

[@johnkkkj]

I agree to what you are saying to a point. Yes always run a pipe cleaner down the stem after every smoke yes. However where we split and then come back together. Until I build a good enough carbon cake I don't clean the bowl, you will never get cake formed. Yes it helps with ghosting as you are removing that layer, but you are also removing the carbon that helps build the layer what to do? Simple don't clean the bowl until you get a carbon layer, once there go ahead and clean the bowl too after every smoke. Hope this helps, you almost nailed it, but try what I'm saying we are on the same page once the carbon is formed.

[@GetPiped]

Love this take! I was thinking how in the video I may come off as “anti cake” which Im absolutely not! I love a good cake. I just don’t “stress” over it like some guys do. That said I have many pipes I really suck at cleaning and have awesome cakes!

[@thecountrygentleman6670]

Im a young pipe smoker as well. I only let a thin layer of cake build up. Always cleaning or lighty scrape the cake. Thick carbon build up can crack your pipe. Since the briar and carbon expand and detract differently to eatch other.. i have around 16 pipes but 3 of witch i smoke many times aday never having issues. I honestly probably abuse my favorite pipes. Never had issues with them. Its a pipe not a baby. Just give them a simple clean with a pipe cleaner your all set. Ill smoke anything in one pipe from aromatic latakia booms to Virginias or what ever blend it is rarely do i have bad ghosting effects. Only heavy aromatics ive had problems with ghosting. After a few bowls of haunted bookshop in the pipe the ghosting is gone.

[@dcavalli9]

My nephew borrowed two pipes of mine without permission. (I'm praying he didn't use them to smoke something else than tobacco.) Can I use white distilled vinegar to sanitize the stem or something else? Thanks in advance.

[@GetPiped]

If they were bottled and something else were used, I’d do a deeper clean. Pick up a bottle of pipe sweetener (or high proof alcohol) and you can use pipe cleaners to continuously clean the inside of the bowl and stem. On rare cases you could plug the draft hole with a pipe cleaner and fill the inside chamber with the pipe sweetener and let it sit for a while. While the salt cleaning is very involved, it can be used for the worst cases of dirty (I.e. non tobacco smoked). For solutions, I would not used distilled vinegar. Only very high proof alcohol like an Ever Clear. You can also get a stem cleaning solution from Briarville! briarville.square.site/product/briarville-stem-oxidation-remover-8oz/254?cp=true&sa=false&sbp=false&q=true

[@BeardedCaveman]

Getting to this one pretty late but…. I haven’t really noticed any ghosting in my pipes and I will go from one side of the spectrum to the other when it comes to tobaccos. From my Ardor to Ser Jacapo to Peterson and Savinelli to Stanwell I don’t do much maintenance. I typically use one pipe for multiple days. I don’t have much time on my hands sometimes I take a few days on one bowl or I will have multiple going in various stages. I hardly take them apart unless it’s a deep cleaning. I usually run a pipe cleaner dipped in some higher proof liquor in the stem and brushed lightly in the bowl after a good few weeks of use. When I started pipe smoking back in the army I would clean the crap out of them run pipe cleaners all the damn time. Then I got out and over a short period of time I started to not enjoy it anymore. So I said screw it, I doubt any issues will come up like most people say there will. Turns out I was right and they were wrong. But that’s not saying something can’t happen. I think those things can just in very extreme circumstances. If fact I had some medical issues pop up from old injuries and had a surgery. I was smoking less than usual. But with everything going on I stopped doing ALL maintenance for close to a year and a half and still had not one issue. I am going to be doing a cleaning on all my pipes before my next surgery though.

[@felixerazo4221]

Well said! I'm with you in everything you said in maintence. The most cake build up on my pipes is at most the width of a dime.

[@timrobinson9828]

Entertaining and a very practical approach. Another momentous piece of videography in the can. That High West Whiskey ain't bad either...

[@GetPiped]

LOL! Thank you again Tim for everything! I live for your feedback on these videos. Always top notch discussion points 😂😂

[@challengerdart3731]

Excellent, excellent vid GP. Thanks a lot. I can´t wait to see the next vid. Have a great week.

[@GetPiped]

Might come sooner than you think!!! Thank you sir!!!

[@Yk-xw8lm]

What is the suggestion for occasional users? Like weekly once.

[@GetPiped]

Honestly, you could probably go half a year or more! If you’re only smoking one pipe, I’d say every 30-40 smokes could probably use a thorough cleaning. But if you do a quick swab of the chamber and throw a cleaner through the stem, you should be pretty good to go for the long haul

[@mountain_man_7626]

Quality videos, great personality & content. Definitely deserves more subs. Keep up the videos!

[@darykoughton5473]

After I smoke I clean the bowl out then I run two pipe cleaners down and the third one I leave in until the next time I smoke it. When I pull that third cleaner out allot of residue and resin comes out with it and I don’t get that ghosting affect as bad.

[@GetPiped]

Leaving a pipe cleaner in is actually brilliant! I’ve not heard or thought of it but it makes a ton of sense! I’ll give that a go!

[@brandonl5247]

That was some good infantry explanation on heat expansion 🤣

[@GetPiped]

LMFAOOOO

[@Tebidiah]

I like that you break out the Crayola on the stem expansion

[@GetPiped]

LMFAO

[@gh87716]

I've actually been doing nearly the exact same thing as you, except after every 2 to 4 smokes in a pipe, I tend to add vodka on the pipe cleaners. I feel I won't ever need to do a "deep clean" with this method.

[@Matthew_Dubroq]

Another great reassuring vid, I too leave half bowls in my pipe. I always feel bad, but whatevs. Lol.

[@malcolmspipeshop]

Great video...and I had some pipe spotting in there!!!

[@GetPiped]

Absolutely! Good eye sir! 😂

[@wow3202]

I'm with you Brother!

[@GetPiped]

Hell yeah sir! Cheers! Was afraid I’d get some heat! But I think the best part is there are really very few WRONG answers. That’s what’s amazing about it!

[@nickpapageorgio4944]

Great video as always. New subscriber. Your channel has quickly become tied for my favorite. Please keep this great content coming. I value getting a younger person's perspective and what you're trying to do in terms of getting the younger generation involved to hopefully carry this onto future generations.

[@tylertapp131]

What about a one piece bone pipe? I have a small pipe made of moose antler, I use a few times a week at most. I normally just dump the ash and just wipe out the bowl with a paper towel and a little rubbing alcohol after smoking.

[@GetPiped]

@@tylertapp131 dang! That must be super neat. Yeah you don’t see bone too often but that would be the perfect way to keep it clean and sanitary!

[@tylertapp131]

@@GetPiped Awesome, thanks for such a quick reply brotha, and yeah it's pretty awesome, fits in any pocket, very easy to carry with you. I got it made by a dude up in Alaska, I've always been into the rustic stuff made of wood, bone and steel lol. 🤙

[@steveb9iphone]

Ha ha. Best product placement advertising I ever did see on youtube 👍🏻

[@arvizo10]

4:57 reminded me of Kevin from the when he thought few words do trick, save time, save money, see world or sea world.......

[@privatepilot4064]

Bummer! I definitely would have bought one!

[@colestewart4205]

As a marine lol I love the Barney style explanations 🤣 great videos dude I really enjoy them

[@randymicallef3545]

No fuss approach. Like yourself, I just like to enjoy my tobacco and do a simple clean after each bowl.

[@GetPiped]

I like that! Perfect way to put it “no fuss approach”

[@JackJazzm]

Good chat bredren 👍🏾 Thanks for sharing

[@jacobganzel824]

What if you have a metal piece or filter in your pipe and it's unavoidable and you have to split the pipe from the shaft

[@GetPiped]

Totally fine! Even with traditional pipes it’s really okay. Just not as necessary as folks think!

[@jacobganzel824]

@@GetPiped my pipe swings around like a new bearing put in a car. Just like the one you showed in the video.

[@GetPiped]

@@jacobganzel824 take a look at using bees wax! You want to just take a chunk and really push it in and around the tenon (the piece that enters the shank) and then test it. Once it’s in, if it’s still loose, you’ll want to keep adding more. Once it’s snug, smoke normally!

[@jacobganzel824]

@@GetPiped ok have to get some the house

[@J-DSPIPEDREAMS]

Cool video, my wife and I just started our own YTPC pipe channel. It's a lot of fun.

[@matt_f1537]

Dude can you make a vid about how you keep your tobaccos moist? I am fairly new to pioe smoking and always have problems with this

[@GetPiped]

Yes!!!!

[@hanb1000]

Another informative content from you. Well done!

[@GetPiped]

Thank you as always Sir!!!

[@coachsteveut]

What pipe.are ya smoking in the vid w the cat ? Love its shape....

[@GetPiped]

Heck yeah! It's a partially rusticated billiard from my good friend at Malcom's Pipes! Check him out on Instagram @malcolmspipeshop

[@joeypinterrockandroll3961]

the link for the pipe rack does not work.

[@GetPiped]

Thanks for the feedback! I’ll update the description. He’s no longer making them unfortunately

[@joeypinterrockandroll3961]

cool, i like it. i think i want one.@@GetPiped

[@salaahalmutairi9652]

Where can i get that t-shirt you’re wearing?

[@GetPiped]

In my Etsy store! Link in bio!

[@MrUnix-xf8dq]

Good tip for not removing the stem right after smoking UNLESS you have the ?army? Mount Such as Peterson pipes or whatever it's called when you should remove it right after

[@kytziaf]

Thank you for another fine video.

[@GetPiped]

Thank YOU!!

[@carolinarose704]

Thanks for the entertaining information!

[@TheBigDuece]

Glad to see you.

[@GetPiped]

You’re the best James!

[@codyhamilton7822]

awesome video mate never ever put pipes into washer or dish washer or the damn dryer it will ruin all your pipes!!!! Happy Holidays everyone🤣😂😉😊😁

[@shanehall9697]

my pipe got clogged and I couldn't get a hit through it but I got it cleaned enough I need to start cleaning it after every smoke apparently

[@GetPiped]

What kind of pipe? Sounds like the draft hole might be drilled really small. Also packing method can be modified to prevent the tobacco from being sucked through the hole as well

[@shanehall9697]

@@GetPiped I'm not sure what kind of pipe it is

[@flexyofacechase1786]

I clean my pipes constantly, and still once every few years or so I get 1 pesky pipe that gets briny/salty. It's super nasty and it needs a deep clean. I don't know how it happens, but it just does. If you think your tobacco is salty, you have a briny pipe. Sometimes you can just run pipe cleaners with some pipe sweetener through the shank and bottom of the bowl, and maybe even a little on the side cake. I'd suggest a full week dry after doing this on a briny pipe. I still don't like to fully ream a pipe or do the salt clean thing. I've done it once, and the pipe takes a long time to get back to prime flavor dynamics in my experience.

[@jtconvert_2160]

Great vid. Thanks

[@gcpoulides]

Awesome vid! Keep up the content!

[@PeacePipeMan]

Great advice & vid. Cheers & keep them smoking that’s what they are made for, Art

[@GetPiped]

Exactly! And they’re damn good at their job!

[@baghdadx]

cheers mate!

[@chasefenton6957]

Ya i learned the hard way i had two pipes break on me because i didn't let them cool first.

[@MatthewDavidT]

Is that a pipe from Malcolm's pipe shop?!

[@GetPiped]

Yessir!!!

[@chasingthesquirrels]

Did I spot some High West Double Rye? High West double Rye is my favorite whiskey.

[@averagejon536]

Brown Listerine only thing other than pipe cleaners that usually touches my pipe... However this method got my pipes kicked out of the house and to the shop🤷‍♂️ my wife has a really good nose lol

[@GetPiped]

LMFAOOOOO. I love this 😂

[@averagejon536]

@@GetPiped 😂

[@southernoutdoorsman9746]

Great video 👍🏽

[@tonydevinci1031]

For very clogged pipes, or an estate, nothing better than isopropyl alcohol (99.8%). It cleans thoroughly, let it dry / ventilate well at least two weeks before using: it will become new.

[@GetPiped]

Love this!!!

[@MovingTargetOne]

Are you sure its just tobacco you're smoking? Just kidding, nice video, I'm going to try using whisky for cleaning, with pipe cleaners :)

[@CoreyMason-r8g]

Awesome cool episode ❗🔥💯😎👍

[@danielwhite2373]

It’s like cleaning your M4 after every damn shot….. not worth it😂

[@GetPiped]

Literally 😂

[@Rgmekanic]

Good video, but my only thought is..... wtf is that a Lytro Illum at 13:01 ? I know more about cameras than pipes heh.

[@clint4237]

The Yorkbazaar page doesn't work.

[@GetPiped]

Yes it appears he has closed up shop

[@nickpapageorgio4944]

Great video. Have you done a deep cleaning video yet?

[@5.56_Media]

How to clean an ivory tabacco pipe

[@dangerclose6303]

“Don’t remove the stem when hot…” Unless you are smart enough to buy Army Bit pipes, like a Peterson System pipe! In winter smoke it nice and warm, pull off the stem, put them both in your your shirt pocket and stay warm!

[@mattgant2254]

This is probably the Jarhead in me, but understood 4:51-5:25 entirely too well.

[@GetPiped]

LMFAOOOOO RAHHHH

[@doodlegamer3624]

Does anyone clean there pipe after 1 bowl?

[@GetPiped]

People certainly do!

[@JosephStealin]

You never put a dirty weapon back in the Armory

[@executiveboardluissantigo4878]

💪🏽🔥

[@Prozacslushy97]

Yes... for tobacco Definitely not anything else

[@GetPiped]

Yes

[@Prozacslushy97]

@@GetPiped I never thought about these oldschool pipes though, might have to upgrade from the dumb cheap hippie store pipe

[@notmaindeez]

why use many words if fewer words works? lol my main man, you got it!

[@ericsentana4773]

Hello, j'aime beaucoup vos vidéos, très intéressantes, mais on voit très peu fumer la pipe, cela serait bien que vous fassiez vos commentaires en fumant la pipe, se serait vraiment bien...MERCI POUR VOTRE PARTAGE...cordialement Éric

[@AZ-kr6ff]

Scraped the entire cake out of my pipe waiting for the information on how to clean your pipe to begin. Im impatient, and i need a smoke.

[@GetPiped]

LMFAOO! Love this. Yeah I’m the last person you want for direct information 😂😅

[@AZ-kr6ff]

@@GetPiped Hahaha. Good video and I like your style!! Liked and subbed. 👍

[@ROLFCOPTERZZ]

Clean your pipes with whisky.

[@GetPiped]

I do this from time to time!

[@jacobganzel824]

If I could add a picture I would

[@GetPiped]

What would the picture be of?

[@jacobganzel824]

Its a piece of metel with a sidways slit in it to help the tabacco breathe but not get a hot ash down your throat. If i could get a email to show you and maybe you could help. dm/ pm me I know you want a private life and after this I can delete the email but I don't want to ruin my pipe more than I have already

[@shanehall9697]

I hear voices and they tell me to burn things usually cigarettes and marijuana and tobacco

[@philiproseel3506]

You count like an infantry LT lol. (Former infantry NCO). Gotta give you s**t, sir.

[@GetPiped]

LMFAOO YES

[@pennyarmc]

Lol ,I smoked cigarettes so long my taste buds must be gone, I can't taste anything I tried so I just smoke reg cheap big bag tobacco 😂

[@stovolbelinche3178]

I got hand carved cake I mean damn near 1/10 inch thick haha couse I damn not care I german

[@robertblanks9602]

😂😂😂

[@Sungodv]

Gotta say, real men love felines

[@GetPiped]

💯

[@shanehall9697]

put that in your pipe and smoke it

[@torgomax]

I,m a Noob🤔👀

[@jasonxsperry598]

Gatdamn right you talk too much. I slack too much tho, so. No biggie man, thanks for da tips

[@GetPiped]

@@jasonxsperry598 LMAOOO. Cheers brother

[@jimmychunga2626]

This video should have been 5 min max

[@GetPiped]

I’ll run it by you next time first there, jimmychunga

[@jimmychunga2626]

Or just take the hint and realize a good chunk of your audience searching for this topic might be clicking away and going to a different video for faster information@@GetPiped

[@watchrepairtutorials]

@@GetPipedlmfao. Why do non creators feel the need to tell creators how they should create.

[@GetPiped]

@@watchrepairtutorials right? 😂😂

[@paulmichaels-bw6vt]

Get to the point…way too much bs chatter and marketing at the start, but other than that great vid

[@GetPiped]

Nah. That’s my style my man