Does this work well on dry spoon pipes? If so, does it leave a taste or smell to it upon using the pipe?
1957216
Im pretty sure it only works in water pipes. It seems to kinda store the grime in the water instead of on the glass.
1957217
Rez Block is a great product! For h2o i.e. water bongs, bubblers, perks, shower heads and so on. it would be a waste of money if you used it for a dry pipe! As for the taste, i haven't been able to taste anything but sweet sticky weed out of my bong!
1957218
I Tried it on Dry Glass Pipes, l Poured out Let Dry Before Use, My Taster Isn't Perfec, Had No Probs
1957219
I wouldn't know about that, but it works really well on glass pipes and water pipes. I never tasted or smelled anything from it and it's kind of cool with red water haha.
1957220
It is used to make the concentrates clump up and sink to the bottom of the water. In a dry spoon it would probably catch fire or leave some sort of residue on the glass. Not suggested
1957221
It's to be used with water in water pipes and works really well in the prevention of resin build up. You can't just put it in a dry spoon pipe without your product getting soaked. It's not a cleaner just a preventer.
1616329
I have used for it for a mix of wet and dry and it works fine. I smear the wet on top of the dry or drop it in the grooves with a spoon. My dog makes sure that the bowl is sparkling when he is done, he does not leave one spec of food!
712960
I rinsed mine out with HOT water like 3 or 4 times then dropped a sigg cleaning tab in and drained it out, let it air dry and then there was no taste
454892
I run mine in the top rack of the dishwasher, but I seldom use heat dry, only air dry. I haven't noticed any problems, even when I put the spoons the come with their bowls in with the utensils in the dishwasher.
893692
I havent tested it but it definitely gets all of the chloride out of the municiple water (they use it to clean the pipes). I dont taste anything in our water. You can run red food dye through the system to see if your seals are tight. If so the water is clear. (I use the black and white filters.)
578061
My husband uses his for tea all the time. He always rinses it out each night and leaves the lid off to air dry. He says he's never noticed the flavor to linger. If you use it with mostly water the first couple times will taste a little off because of the metal material used. But after the second day I didn't notice it anymore. Just rinse it out as soon as you can if you put anything flavored in it. We own four now in many sizes. We love these!
1630936
I took mine with water and it has no flavor at all. It's kind of grainy but that's it. It does not take long to kick in.
1952181
I didn't use it for myself, but I did taste it a little. I think it smelled like egg and tasted a little bit salty. I cannot tell you if it would be good for making eggnog or not, mostly because I never make or drink any eggnog. Sorry.
1872167
Rbaby, just to double-check: did it take a few weeks of non-stop use to get rid of the plastic smell/taste? I've been running it for a couple of days now, pouring the distilled water down the sink, just to get rid of the smell, and it's still there. My concern is that maybe there is something wrong with their design. Even if it doesn't smell a few weeks down the road, the glue (it's the glue according to Westinghouse) might still be in the water. Not sure how healthy that particular glue is for every day consumption :-)
621606
I have no fishy taste when I use it, which is good since I hate fish. I freeze mine so I have no smell but some people say that can break down the gel capsule. I have had no problems with it breaking down and feel it's fresher than keeping in a warmer room. Hope that helps,
322587
It works alright, it doesn't quite reach the topmost note lime it says it does, and I haven't had a need to clean mine yet. I wouldn't slobber all over the mouthpiece, then it wouldn't really need to be cleaned.
724388
I have noticed stuff stick to the outside. If you have any plant matter that happens to accumulate on the table you'll find little bits stuck to the tube. It isn't large pieces or get nasty at all but if you look a little bit you'll find things hanging around, some dog hair every now and then. However, I never feel like I need to clean it or that it gets dirty so that's good. I rinse it out with water every few weeks so that may help but it isn't really an issue. Fact of the matter is small stuff will occasionally cling to the tube after it's been used for a while and been exposed to the general dirtiness of life; on the other hand, it never feels dirty or gets to a point that warrants cleaning. Definitely not sticky, I like the tube a lot.
1117981
Can't address the Moscow Mule Mugs issue. I do use it on copper cookware, and on a round solid copper mixing bowl. When the polish dries, it is easy to see to buff off. If you miss a spot, you notice and go back and buff it off. Doubt I've ingested much, but if so, I haven't died yet. I love the product because it is gentle on the copper, is not abrasive, has no offensive chemical smell, does not harm my tender skin (though I do wear rubber gloves while applying the polish, I remove them for the buffing portion of the chore). And, something they don't tell you: the copper polish is effective on stainless steel cookware as will. I like the Wright's silver polish as well. Can't address the Moscow Mule Mugs issue. I do use it on copper cookware, and on a round solid copper mixing bowl. When the polish dries, it is easy to see to buff off. If you miss a spot, you notice and go back and buff it off. Doubt I've ingested much, but if so, I haven't died yet. I love the product because it is gentle on the copper, is not abrasive, has no offensive chemical smell, does not harm my tender skin (though I do wear rubber gloves while applying the polish, I remove them for the buffing portion of the chore). And, something they don't tell you: the copper polish is... » Read More Can't address the Moscow Mule Mugs issue. I do use it on copper cookware, and on a round solid copper mixing bowl. When the polish dries, it is easy to see to buff off. If you miss a spot, you notice and go back and buff it off. Doubt I've ingested much, but if so, I haven't died yet. I love the product because it is gentle on the copper, is not abrasive, has no offensive chemical smell, does not harm my tender skin (though I do wear rubber gloves while applying the polish, I remove them for the buffing portion of the chore). And, something they don't tell you: the copper polish is effective on stainless steel cookware as will. I like the Wright's silver polish as well. « Show Less
2068536
I never really experienced the smelly breath but after application it does linger. If consumed orally u will permeate quite a bit and many find it unpleasant.
1949479
Nope. I used mine straight away and had no issues with taste, smell, or anything.
1724745
I have this in a fishing shanty. After the initial burn off no smell at all. The exhaust is vented outside.
2084855
If you use your hands to cut anions, garlic or anything else that will leave a odor on your hands, you just need to rub your hands on any stainless steal (knife, faucet, etc) and the odor will go away. That's a real thing for which I don't know the physical-chemical phenomena. I just know it works by experience. The good thing about this product is that has the appropriate shape to allow you to do the same thing without running any risk of cutting or hurting your hands....It does really work and it is not April First joke.