Dynavap - The BB3 Blue

Tools You'll Need:

• Isopropyl Alcohol (90% or higher)
• Small container
• Pipe cleaners or cotton swabs
• Microfiber cloth
• Optional: A soft bristle brush to go at any stubborn residue

Instructions

1. Make sure the DynaVap is completely cool, then carefully take apart each component:

• Cap: Slide it off the tip.
• Tip: Remove it from the midsection.
• Condenser: Carefully pull out the condenser (the inner tube) from the midsection.
• O-rings: Take note of the location of each O-ring so you can put them back correctly. Avoid soaking the O-rings in alcohol, as it can degrade the material over time.

2. Soak the Parts & let it seep (not the Cap)

• Place the tip, midsection, and condenser into a small container filled with isopropyl alcohol. Soaking for about 15-30 minutes should be plenty to loosen most of the residue. The longer you let it soak, the easier it will be to clean it.
• Tip: If you’re dealing with a lot of residue build up, leaving the parts to soak overnight can be a good idea.

3. Clean the Condenser

• After a good seep, use a pipe cleaner dipped in isopropyl alcohol to clean the inside of the condenser. Run the pipe cleaner through it a few times until it’s free from any residue or buildup. If it’s particularly dirty, a second round of soaking may be helpful.

4. Scrub the Tip and Cap

• Use a cotton swab or a small brush to clean any remaining build up on the tip and cap.
• Focus on the screen inside the tip, as it tends to collect material that can impact airflow and flavour.
• Be gentle but thorough to ensure every nook and cranny is clean.

5. Rinse and Dry

• Once everything is clean and free of residue, rinse each part under warm water to remove any residual alcohol.
• Be sure to make sure everything is completely dry when reassembling.
• Then, you can use a microfiber cloth to shine your device. This not only gives a good polish and a shine, but also helps dry it off.

6. Put Your DynaVap back together

• Now that each part of the vape is clean and dry, it’s time to put everything back together. Carefully place the O-rings back in their positions on the condenser and tip (when applicable). Re-insert the condenser into the midsection, slide the tip back on, and finish by putting the cap on the tip.