How Do You Use A Pipe Mug?

 Made from sturdy ceramic and easy-grip handles, this pipe-shaped cup has a heavy yet classic feeling. This Pipe Mug is ideal for drinking tea, coffee, juice, milk, soda, water, or any other cold or hot beverage. 

Pipe mugs are an excellent way to enjoy your smoking sesh as well as your coffee or tea session. Looking for a great Kris Kringle gift or a gift on Christmas Eve, this pipe mug is a perfect gift for friends and family that enjoys enjoying a drink while they are enjoying their smoke sesh. A Coffee Mug Pipe is an amazing way to smoke some of your favorite herbs when on the go. Imagine having a coffee mug which doubles as a smoking pipe for your herbs. A coffee mug bong is the marriage between a cup of coffee or a mug and a smoking pipe. 

Coffee mug bongs are an awesome way to get high, they are also simple to build. Among these is the Coffee Cup Weed Pipe, which doubles as both a cup and weed pipe. Pipe cups can also be used for smoking other materials, like herbs or spices. A coffee cup pipe is also ideal for those who have limited space, since it can be stored in an easy-to-access cabinet or drawer in the kitchen when it is not being used (or even discarded). 

It is a portable, discrete, easy-to-use device that fits directly on top of any standard-sized coffee mug. The Pipe Mug is designed with a bowl in the bottom of the cup, which you can fill up with your own rolled tobacco. Hold the mug like a normal cup of coffee, with the bowl facing away from you. 

The Carb Hole can be found under the Herb Bowl, or on the opposite side of the mug, on the same level as the Bowl. On certain models, a smoking route that circles around the sides of the cup, similar to that of a bowl, is typically located under a logo or at the front of the cup near the handle. These clever smoking pipes are designed to look like a coffee or tea mug, with the bowl, mouthpiece, and a built-in carbhole. 

This sturdy ceramic cup features a built-in pipe that runs down the mugs handle and delivers draws directly to the mouth, all while keeping your favorite tea, coffee, or other beverage right at your fingertips inside of the connected mug. If using a ceramic mug with an integrated pipe, fully fill your cup before adding hot water or other warm liquids, as these expand when exposed to the cold air outside of the cup. Then, put a piece of folded up tinfoil over the hole in the empty mug to form a seal over the top of the cup.