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Key Takeaways: Bowl: Where you pack and light herb in a bong Joint: Holds the bowl in an air-tight hold with a grommet Downstem: Pulls the smoke from the bowl into the water chamber Percolator: Creates bubbles to cool the smoke by dispersing it Water Chamber: Catches ash, resin, tar, and absorbs smoke heat Neck: Filtered smoke rises up the neck as you inhale Mouth Piece: Where smoke exits to be fully inhaled The full anatomy of a bong A bongs anatomy includes the bowl for packing and lighting herbs

Unlike traditional snus, theres no spitting, no smoke, and no lingering smell

In some cases, a bite from either insect may cause mild stinging or a rash if you have a rare allergic reaction

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