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Blow-Off
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Definition
The blow-off is a system that allows excess smoke to escape from the shisha through a valve. While classic blow-offs are usually located on the base, the design has evolved with models like the Moze Breeze. Modern blow-off systems often channel the smoke through the smoke shaft or special sleeves and enable impressive effects where smoke exits, for example, from the coal tray or the smoke shaft.
How it works
How Blow-Off works
When blowing into the hose, the valve of the blow-off system opens and stale smoke escapes from the bowl. In modern blow-offs, the smoke is redirected through special channels and can exit at various points on the shisha, such as the coal tray, the smoke shaft, or other areas. Mechanical rotary mechanisms or interchangeable sleeves allow for different effects.
Benefits
Why Blow-Off convinces
- Spectacular visuals: Blow-off systems create impressive smoke effects that enhance the shisha experience.
- Varied options: Depending on the model, there are different blow-off types that can be individually customized.
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What you should pay attention to
- More complex cleaning: Additional channels and mechanisms can make cleaning more demanding.
- Higher price: Shishas with elaborate blow-off systems are often more expensive than classic models.
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