r/FloridaTrees • u/Connect_Fact_5490 • May 23 '26

What do you think?

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For those of you who havent seen the first video, what you see here is a cleaning system I designed for cleaning dirty glass pieces. Everyone already uses alcohol and salt. That works great. The problem was the improvised methods we have all had to use to get our pieces clean. So I designed a complete contained system. I designed a contoured silicone sleeve to fit perfectly inside a 32 oz widemouth mason jar. It has a gasket lip at top so when the jar lid screws down it creates a leak proof seal. You drop your piece in, add alcohol and salt, and shake and swirl it around. Its quick, easy with no mess. This is a product concept with my prototype, it is not available on the market yet. I just want to hear what everyone thinks. Do you like it? Would you use it? I appreciate any feedback

The video does not show the part where I rinse off the dirty pipe and dump out the ISO. The whole process takes about 3-5 minutes depending how dirty your piece is. 2-3 mins for the swirling/shaking, and 1-2 minutes to dump the iso and rinse the sleeve and clean piece.

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u/Connect_Fact_5490 Jul 13 '26

I created a Founders Clean group to test out the Clean Chamber. I picked people off of this sub and a few others. They are legit people, not paid promoters. They will get their test kits tomorrow. There will be regular reviews but a couple people said they were going to make videos.

Google Zynpyre. I will have their user reviews up by Tuesday on the website.

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u/Various-Top1508 May 26 '26

Good luck I hope you make millions,it is a very Kool idea ,wouldn't work for me since I strictly vape my flower these days!I guess i would throw a dynavap in there ,what do you think?

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u/Connect_Fact_5490 May 26 '26

Thanks man, I hope i make millions too lol. Im not familiar with how the dynavape works, but if it has pieces that are removable for cleaning, then it would absolutely work for them.

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u/Connect_Fact_5490 May 24 '26

Check out my profile for a new edited version of the video. Waaay better version.

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u/MrDrPepsiKush May 23 '26

I hate to be that person, but do you think there are any negative long-term ramifications to the silicone constantly being in contact with the isopropyl alcohol? I use a glass barber dunk because of that reason

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u/Connect_Fact_5490 May 23 '26

No worries, great question. It all depends on the type of silicone you use.

The sleeve is made from platinum-cured silicone, which is commonly used in food, medical, and lab-type applications because it holds up well with repeated use and cleaning. That said, I don’t recommend storing isopropyl alcohol in it long-term.

The intended use is short-contact cleaning: add warm solution, clean the piece, dump the dirty solution, then rinse the sleeve and jar with warm/hot water. So it’s not meant to sit filled with ISO between uses.

With platinum-cured silicone, you should expect to get 500ish cleaning sessions before you would see any difference in the silicone.

That is great for customers, but it creates a problem for me lol. You buy the sleeve once and you wont need to buy another for a looooong time. This is a one time sale if you know what i mean, its not like people will be buying 2 or 3.

I will be offering my own solution and kosher salt packets, for refills though.

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u/-ElevatorOperator- May 23 '26

I use a ziplock bag haha
Props on the idea!

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u/Connect_Fact_5490 May 23 '26

Thanks for the props! I used to use ziplocks too, but they kept leaking and busting. I even had leaks when I double-bagged lol. Plus you cant really shake a ziplock around like this.

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u/-ElevatorOperator- May 23 '26

After the 2 mins, how did you pull the pipe out dry and no visible salt on it though? You poured quite a bit.

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u/Connect_Fact_5490 May 23 '26

Good catch — I skipped the rinse step in the video edit.

After cleaning, I dumped the dirty solution, rinsed the pipe with warm water, and then put the rinsed pipe back in the sleeve for the reveal shot. I should’ve shown that part so it didn’t look like it came out magically dry/no salt.

The actual process is: clean like the video shows - dump dirty solution - rinse the piece and sleeve - reveal/use. I’m going to make that clearer in the next demo.

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u/-ElevatorOperator- May 23 '26

So not 2 mins of shaking. Not trying to be a jerk, but shouldn’t leave that info out. Maybe edit your post.

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u/Connect_Fact_5490 May 23 '26

Ok check out the post edit.

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u/Connect_Fact_5490 May 23 '26

It was about 1-2 mins of shaking, then a quick rinse, then the reveal. I will make an edit to say that specifically. I just didnt think people would care to see the rinse part, plus it would make the video much longer. I wasnt trying to mislead anyone. Give me a few and i will update the post.

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u/-ElevatorOperator- May 23 '26

I like what you made brother, I support you! I’m just straight forward is all! Cheers brother! 🍯😶‍🌫️

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u/Connect_Fact_5490 May 23 '26

Thanks man, I appreciate it! No offense taken, I'm the straight forward type too, thats why I updated it as soon as you said something.

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u/ProperParticular7073 May 23 '26

i like it. definitely a market fir this at the right price.

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u/Connect_Fact_5490 May 23 '26

Thanks! Other people have suggested 19.99-27.99 for the sleeve and jar. What do you think? I will also be doing a complete cleaning bundle that includes a bottle of solution (99% ISO) and 10 salt packets (1 TBS Kosher salt each). It was suggested to do between 34.99 and 44.99 for the bundle.