During the Hookah Ottawa session, a cloud of dense and voluminous smoke always impresses, but there is no use so much smoke, if in your mouth there is a burning taste!
Here are some tips, with techniques to increase the amount of smoke, interfering as little as possible in the flavor of the essence:
Check the seals of your hookah
Check the fitting of the bowl, hose and vessel rubbers, ensuring that everything is completely sealed.
The more air you get (where you shouldn’t), the less smoke!
Check your hose
Following the same logic as the air inlet, take your hose off the hookah and blow it out.
Notice if it is broken at some point or has small holes through which air is escaping. Check out the most suitable Hookah Hoses Ottawa for your hookah.
Coal – quality and patience
Opt for quality coals (coconut please) that will produce the required amount of heat and not go out during the session.
In addition to choosing a good charcoal for your Shisha Ottawa, be patient when lighting it – wait for it to be fully lit before placing over the bowl.
Preheat the essence
After placing the charcoal in the bowl, wait 1-2 minutes without stirring. After that, rotate the coals with the intention that the heat completely warms the essence.
Rotate and remove the ashes from the coals
During the session you should hit and reposition the coal, not always leaving them in the same place.
Hitting and rotating the charcoal ensures that it does not turn off and keep the heat longer in your session, thus generating more smoke!
Choose the essence well
Some essence brands tend to make more smoke than others, the difference is not so much, but there is!
In general, opt for essence with more molasses.
Source Link: https://hookahcleaningtips.home.blog/2019/11/01/tips-for-more-smoke-in-your-session/
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Linda Lucero is a travel blogger from the US. She loves to meet new people and explore new cultures, as well as try delicious foods. Linda’s blog is full of her adventures around the world! In her spare time, she likes reading books about other cultures and how they might be different from what she knows in the United States.