Once you’ve rinsed out the alcohol and soap multiple times, consider using a small tool such as a toothpick, straightened paper clip, pipe cleaner or Q-tip to clean some of the gunk off the inside of the bowl and the main chamber. Step 6: (Gently) Use a tool to clean out the insides Wash with soap and water to make sure to get rid of any lingering alcohol scent, and then rinse a third time to remove any lingering suds. Take the pipe out of the bag and rinse it with hot water allowing any loose salt and resin to flow out. (Sky Cloud Pics/Shutterstock) Step 5: Remove pipe and wash If the pipe is especially dirty, considering letting it soak overnight or for at least 10-12 hours. For less buildup, letting it soak for a few hours could be long enough. Give it a nice shake and seal the Ziploc bag, “burping” it to let out the air. Once the pipe and salt are in the Ziploc bag, add enough alcohol to fully submerge the pipe. The point of the salt is to work as an agitator to dislodge resin where a pipe cleaner or other tools can’t reach. You can either take the pipe and put it in the bag and add a teaspoon or more of salt, or take some of the salt and add some directly into the bowl and stem of the pipe, before dumping the rest in the bag. You can go two different ways with this step.
Take the pipe and wash it under the faucet in your sink to get out any ash or bits of weed that haven’t yet bonded with the resin Step 2: Place the pipe in a plastic bag and add salt (Shutterstock) Step 1: Give the pipe a good rinse Glass pipes can fill up with resin and ash that can gunk up the works and leave the glasswork looking like an asphalt spill.
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