ERBO Vaporizer

The ERBO (Trade Mark)vaporizer is the most revolutionary smoking device ever created. With its patent pending Hydrofuge TM technology, it is truly the first advance in smoking technology in recent history. The Hydrofuge (Trade Mark) process strips a significantly greater amount of the oils, tars and particulates from smoke vapor as compared with other smoking devices or systems being sold. Another feature of the ERBO (Trade Mark) is its ability to automatically project a cooled, moisturized stream of vapor at a constant and pleasurable rate. Physical contact with the mouthpiece is unnecessary. Another benefit of the patent pending Hydrofuge (Trade Mark) process is the pre-expansion of all hot gases. In any other traditional smoking device or method, this expansion happens in the lungs and is widely accepted to be a major cause of coughing and congestion . The ultimate advantage of the Hydrofuge (Trade Mark) process is a nearly cough free experience. We're certain you'll agree that the ERBO Vaporizer (Trade Mark) is absolutely unique and unequaled by any other smoking device in the world.

What does E..R..B..O stand for? Electro Respiratory Ballistic Optimization achieved through the patent pending Hydrofuge® process.

What type of batteries should I use? Two AA size batteries.

How often do I need to change the batteries in the ERBO? Change or recharge the batteries when you hear a noticable slowing in r.p.m. of the motor or experience increased harshness in the smoke.

Can I use Ni-Cad rechargable batteries? The ERBO works great with rechargable Ni-Cads. You will experience better performance with Ni-Cad batteries and they will last much longer than alkaline batteries.

Why is my ERBO sometimes hard to twist open? When assembling the ERBO apply a thin layer of Petroleum Jelly to the rubber gasket. Swimming pool silicone lubricant can also be used.

Do I need to twist the dome top very tightly when closing it? No, you only need to twist the dome about a quarter inch until it tightens to the stops built into the base.

How often do I need to clean the ERBO? The Hydrofuge process is very efficient at separating out oils and tars. When your ERBO looks soiled to you or when the clear dome starts to lose it's transparency it is time to clean. We recommend that you clean your ERBO once or twice a week while changing the water daily or every other day.

Do I need to put my mouth on the spout to draw smoke from the ERBO? No, the ERBO® is designed as a sanitary system of delivery and there is no need to put one's mouth on the spout. When configured properly, it will blow the processed smoke from the spout without any physical contact.

What is the optimal amount of water to use with the ERBO? It is essential that only one teaspoon of water be used. The Hydrofuge® process is dependent upon using the correct amount of water.

Do I need to use a screen in the glass bowl? Yes, the ERBO® smoking experience is substantially improved by using a stainless steel screen. Doing so inhances the Hydrofuge® process which the ERBO® was specifically designed to create. However, you can forego the screen but risk damaging the Hydroprop, as well as clogging and decreased overall performance.

How much smoking material should be used when loading? A lesser amount of material is necessary due to the system's efficiency and ERBO®'s powers of ballistic optimization. The ERBO is counter intuitive and completely different from any common smoking devices or traditional smoking methods. As we like to say, never before has less been more, at least that was until now!

What is the best kind of lighter to use with the ERBO? We advise using a butane torch type of lighter for best results with the ERBO. We do not recommend the "bic" type of lighter as these don't achieve the proper degree of heat and they also create undesirable soot.

How do I clean the Pyrex glass bowl? This is the only part that can be cleaned with an alcohol or solvent based cleaner. Steel wool may also be used with the cleaner. We recommend soaking the glass bowl before cleaning. Cotton swab sticks can be used on the interior cavities of the bowl.

Can the hydroprop be removed for cleaning? Yes, it can be removed by gently inserting a butter knife or similar device under the hydroprop and lifting it gently off it's shaft. To replace, gently snap it back onto it's shaft. We only recommend it's removal every several months.

How much time does cleaning the ERBO require? For the average person it shouldn't take more than five minutes.

Can I put the ERBO in the dishwasher for cleaning? Absolutely not! This would damage the internal electric circuitry and the heat may warp the plastic. Most dishwashing detergents also include some type of alcohol as a drying agent. Alcohol should NEVER be used to clean your ERBO.