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Nectar collectors are those accessories that once you try you can't stop using. Here's how to use them and how to make one yourself.
Also called dab and honey straws, nectar collectors are small-sized dab rigs with a tube-like design. It is easy to carry around and also assemble. You get the perfect coverage for all concentrates, as you can smoke them all in one pack; a nectar collector will leave you with a lasting impression you will always love.
This article will offer a comprehensive insight into this new vaporizing experience of nectar collectors and why you should share in it. Let’s look at how it works before going any deeper.
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If you are used to traditional dab rigs, then using a nectar collector won’t be an issue for you. It works almost the same, with slight adjustments; using a nectar collector, you place your heated tip in the concentrate instead of a heated dab nail. The precaution here is to ensure you don’t inhale until the tip has cooled. This is not so much to ask of.
Here are six basics steps and ways to use your nectar collector:
Convenience is the first call here on the benefits you enjoy from smoking your best cannabis oils and using a nectar collector. It is affordable; when you compare the price of nectar collectors with large dab rigs, you will surely spot the difference in both, and the price is one of the stricken features you will find. The advantages can go on and on, but let’s look at a more critical point, assembling a nectar collector.
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Here are a few steps to follow to assemble your nectar collector:
Here are a few steps to reach this goal:
A glass nectar collector is another type of nectar collector, and if this is your choice of nectar collector, then here are a few steps on how to use it:
If you decide to go with the rubber nectar collector, here are a few steps to enjoy your beautiful moments:
If you follow the above steps, you will enjoy the best experience on all three variants of the nectar collector.
If you feel the need to build your nectar collector, all from scratch and at home, you will require a few materials, namely:
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