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post #21 of 24 Old 09-13-2019, 11:06 PM
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It seems that my briars are suffering from my lack of proper cleaning. My cons don’t seem to have been affected equally.

With the pipe completely cool I draw through the empty pipe and get a sour/burnt taste. This taste also comes through while actually smoking. I’ve only noticed slight flavor between different tobaccos, but mostly a burnt/bitter taste.

Would the above cleaning suggestions with hot water work in this situation?
I think David @Piper covered it pretty well, it depends on how bad they are as to how radical you need to get, I would probably start with hot water and go from there. The water does dull a waxed finish but I’ve found that a quick rubdown with a pipe polishing cloth with bring back the glow, I haven’t noticed any effect on a varnish or lacquer finish.
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Remove the stem and clean the shank.. it collects ALOT of funk..

I use alcohol and a bristled pipe cleaner. I also have a 30 caliber brass rifle bore a cleaner I use on REALLY crusty estates..

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post #23 of 24 Old 09-20-2019, 02:14 PM
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Remove the stem and clean the shank.. it collects ALOT of funk..

I use alcohol and a bristled pipe cleaner. I also have a 30 caliber brass rifle bore a cleaner I use on REALLY crusty estates..

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I'm sure you had to use the bore cleaner on a few of those pipes I sent you
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I'm sure you had to use the bore cleaner on a few of those pipes I sent you
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