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If
you happen to be a smoker then you will understand the basic principle
involved in actually smoking and inhaling smoke. The 'mix' is on one
end of a sealed pipe. In cigarette terms, the 'mix' is the tobacco and
the pipe is the paper it's wrapped in. Applying a flame to the 'mix'
and pulling-in the air through the 'pipe' combusts the 'mix' and draws
it's smoke towards the source of the suction…YOUR MOUTH/LUNGS.
Because bongs often involve pulling the smoke into a chamber first,
it's best to empty your lungs and very slowly pull the air through the
bong (obviously while burning the 'mix'). If you need extra air then
quickly inhale through your nostrils or the corners of your mouth, but
keep the 'mix' cooking and the air pouring into the chamber. Remember;
the lungful of smoke you inhale is the one that will fill your lungs.
Inhale deeply and naturally. This is where a rush hole becomes useful,
because it helps the chamber empty quickly, drawing cool air with the
smoke. Bongs without rush holes smoke like cigarettes; drawing the smoke
into your mouth, then inhaling the smoke with a lungful of fresh air.
The mix used, and it's different burning times, will effect the way
you smoke. The only way to discover what might be better for you, is
to experiment, voluntarily and of your own volition!
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