Pipe Retort

Instructions for using the Pipe Retort kit available from www.rebuiltbriars.weebly.com

[@colonelcalabash1]

Super video. I have been a piper for 51 years and did not know how to do this.

[@bobwallace2244]

How much are the kits that you used in the demonstration?.

[@BarePipe]

Informative, how does this compare with the salt method for cleaning?

[@brettkelly8301]

salt method seems easier.

[@raincoast2396]

When my pipe gets old and sour, I just grab another corn cob and there you go. A new pipe.

[@Lindholmer5k]

block the bowl with a wine cork or somthing? :p

[@MRJJJarhead]

barking dog taken care of...what did you do lol ?

[@chrisjenkins809]

he told him to sit lol.... I got a box of random cigars and old pipes and tryed boiling one that I wanna keep and took the bowl out and it left a white film what do I do and btw my KZbin photos old js

[@matthew33721]

You ruined the finish. Never boil your pipes. Your briar needs to be as dry as possible. I wouldn't be surprised if you absolutely ruined those pipes

[@glennpupino4890]

​@matthewtunstill3372 That's why you use 99% isopropyl. It will fully evaporate and the pipe will be dry.

[@chrisjenkins809]

the moth peace is clean but Idk what to do is it ruined. thank you very much!