The Brigham Rock Maple insert reduces tongue bite and gives a cooler, drier smoke. It cannot exactly be called a filter, as it does not impede any airflow to your pipe. Directions: Remove often to shake out moisture, replace with new filter every 2-3 weeks or when discolored dark brown. For longer life, rinse and dry distillator after a couple of uses.
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5 Reviews
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By far the cleanest and longest lasting filters available on the market today ...and I've tried them all !.
These filters never get in the way of any of the fine, full flavored tobaccos that purchased from COJ's....
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Rock Maple Inserts
In my humble opinion, these are the best and easiest to use filters available! They really do what they say, and are not filthy and as disposable as other filters (balsa etc) I have a collection of Dunhill's and have now switched to Brigham for such a cool smoke! Really!
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Filters
Lovely filters, do their job perfect.
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Easy to Use, Easy to Clean
I have them in my two cob-pipes (both are the MO Meerschaum 'Legend', one straight-stem/one bent-stem); they might be a little small for that model, but they fit both with a bit of careful effort. They rinse out easily, and I can also run a pipe-cleaner through them, just to be extra thorough. I like having something I can clean & re-use, and these li'l guys get the job done nicely.
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Good investment
Good filters for pipes are hard and good to find. As I'm very fussy about stuff I use, I expect decent products if they are touted to be good. These filters do an excellent job. I only smoke cobs so can only speak from that point of view. I find briars have too much juice running back to the stem so don't use them. But the Brigham filters used in the cobs are very good value for money. When I finish a bowl I take out the bit, dry and clean out the filter and pipe for next time. I think drying the filter with paper towel or similar just gets a fair bit of goozy off it so it goes a bit longer. Quite a good filter. Excellent value for money.