How do you make a waterfall from smoking

How to make smoke waterfall from cigarette pack

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Here is a nifty little trick you can learn and perform anywhere. Make a waterfall with your lit cigarette and impress all the bar patrons …more B Curated 2 years ago by shirth | Comments Views 4,900

Is smoking weed out of a waterfall bong made out of a plastic bot…?

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Well what do you truly think? Yes, it could get the plastic hot enough to release some toxins and make you sick but every time you hit that bong you are killing all kinds of brain cells that you can never replace so why do you care?

How to make a smoke waterfall

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How to make a smoke waterfall. Watch the smoke float downwards and not up. C Curated 1 year ago by tl1 | Comments Views

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is smoking weed out of a waterfall bong made out of a plastic bottle bad for you?

Q: my friend said that it burns some of the plastic and then u inhale that which is really bad for you and kills your brain. is this true?

A: Well what do you truly think? Yes, it could get the plastic hot enough to release some toxins and make you sick but every time you hit that bong you are killing all kinds of brain cells that you can never replace so why do you care?

In a waterfall bong, why does the smoke go down when u light it at the top?

Q: Im thinking about making a homemade waterfall bong for smoking tobacco, but i dont get this question?

A: Because your only air source through the tube is coming from the stem below the bowl. As you draw that air from the tube you are effectively creating a vacuum within the chamber. Consider, for a moment, how clouds circulate over a body of water, you may want to read a bit about how this actually works, then consider how clouds circulate over bodies of water. Think of it as creating a mini weather pattern while in the comfort of your little “tobacco” den.

A waterfall or smoke seen from a distance look as if they don’t move. Can any one explain this phenomena pls?

Q: Please explain in a simple and understandable way. I cant understand that big para.

A: That observation is only true when the source of smoke and the prevailing windspeed or the volume of the falling water is constant. When the variation is big enough, they wouldn’t appear so. To answer your question, water falling at constant rate will always assume the same configuration at the same distance from the source so at a distance where details could not be seen, falling water would appear stationary. Up close however, our eyes tend to focus on individual mass of water falling or on solid matter that is being carried by the falling water. The same explanation applies to rising smoke.