How to Hookah: Set Up (1 of 6)

[@ramirokaiser1373]

the water is just for cooling and nothing else it doesnt filters or influences the taste

[@BrunoSantos-vu8jn]

natural coal is the healthiest of all. how can you say you dont recomend it ?

[@CuteDeadGirl666]

Coals are just preference in my opinion

[@ramirokaiser1373]

thats so cap natural coal is so much healphier

[@ninabey689]

While she is holding it in front of her face, she mentions not to hold it in front of your face😆

[@SuperKnockyoudown]

Omg this is the worst way to make hookah, first of all you never put the choals while they are lighting on the head, second only choal you wanna use is coco nara its natural, if you have egyption head like that you need to dry out the tobbaco a little so it doesnt drip down, also the foil doubles and dry side on top always better, small circle holes with a needles works best, also add ice lemon lime and melon to the base it makes it taste very good, use a mya ice hose or ager hose they are amazing, after u done filling the hooka bowl and the foil holes are done blow the bowl from the bottom the it makes the bowl breath better then place it on the hookah

[@naiahargitay4444]

Where u get the touch

[@WladimirKnoll]

puting the shisha in the bowl?! wtf..

[@HideawayShopsOfficial]

Hey guys! We're getting a lot of negative feedback here about the use of quick light coals for this hookah tutorial. Charcoal, like different shisha flavors, tends to be a preference you should choose on your own, so we recommend trying out different kinds of charcoal to find out what fits best in your hookah lifestyle. We do want to acknowledge that the type of charcoal used in the video has fuel on it to create the 'quick lighting' experience. Now, although the video shows placing the charcoal on top of the bowl while it is still in the lighting up phase - we would actually recommend placing it in your coal tray or safely holding it in the tongs at a distance while it is still sparking/igniting. Once the charcoal is no longer sparking up and igniting, it is then safe to put on the bowl for a few minutes to heat up the tobacco. We chose to use quick light coals for this video since they speed up the hookah process significantly and are extremely easy to use for a beginner in the hookah world! Hope that clears things up a bit. Happy hookahing - stay smokey out there! :)

[@rubennieto9449]

This does not explain any apology for this bad video, I mean if this video is bad, make a better video and take down this one.

[@argonwheatbelly637]

Anything worth doing well is worth taking time, including the coals. I'm surprised that you didn't perform a leak test.

[@romzes576channel]

OMG