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Clear glass has one advantage that coloured glass never will. You can see inside it. Residue shows up as it builds instead of hiding until the day the bowl stops pulling, and that means you clean when it needs cleaning rather than when it has already become a project.
This is a 3 inch clear can bowl with a coloured dot on the body and a 14mm joint.
A clear glass flower bowl in a straight sided can profile, 3 inches long, 14mm joint, marked with a single colour dot. Yellow is the shade currently in stock.
Let us deal with the colour situation before anything else. Four shades are listed against this bowl. Only yellow is carrying stock, at thirty units. The other three sit at zero. We could have quietly removed them from the page, but leaving them visible tells you what the range looks like and what to watch for on a restock.
The can profile is worth understanding. A straight wall holds the load as a column of even density from the base to the rim. Cone shaped bowls squeeze the bottom of the load into a narrow point, which changes how the last of it burns. Neither is wrong, but if you like a predictable pack, a can is the easier shape to learn.
Three inches makes this one of the longer bowls we keep in flower fitment. That extra length puts space between your fingers and the flame, which people with short bowls learn to appreciate the first time they light one in a hurry.
Nothing is hidden. Clear glass makes the state of the interior obvious at a glance.
Predictable packing. Straight walls mean the same load behaves the same way every time.
Room to hold. Three inches gives your fingers somewhere to be that is not next to the ember.
Easy to clean out. No undercuts, no taper, no corners for residue to hide in.
Marked with a dot. One spot of colour is enough to tell your bowl from a friend's identical clear one.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Family | Flower bowl |
| Material | Glass |
| Joint size | 14mm |
| Length | 3 inches |
| Colour options listed | Yellow, green, blue, pink |
| Use | Flower smoking |
| Shipping weight | 5 ounces |
| In stock | Yellow |
Put into sentences: a clear glass flower bowl 3 inches long with a 14mm joint and a coloured dot, built for dry flower and packed at 5 ounces. Four colours are listed and yellow is the one available. Joint gender, wall thickness, and bowl capacity are not recorded in our data for this product, so none of them appear here in any form.
Use the visibility. Look through the wall while you pack and you can see whether the base is loose enough for air to move. That is not a trick available on an opaque bowl.
Fill to the rim and no further. A can shape has no taper to hold an overfilled load in place, so anything above the edge is going on the floor.
Clean on what you see, not on the calendar. A clear bowl tells you when it is time, and acting at the first dark ring is a two minute job instead of a soak.
Pro Tip: Because this bowl is 3 inches long, more of it stands out from the pipe than a short bowl does. Get in the habit of removing it before you move the pipe across a room. Most broken bowls are broken while somebody is carrying the pipe, not while they are using it.
People who like knowing. Clear glass gives you information a coloured bowl does not.
Methodical packers. Straight walls suit anyone who wants the same result twice.
Anyone with a 14mm pipe. Standard fitment, no adapters, no surprises.
Buyers who read stock notes. Yellow is the live option and we said so up top.
Yellow is the one holding inventory, with thirty units showing. Green, blue, and pink are listed as options but are sitting at zero, so the selector will not let you add them. We would rather show you the full range and mark it honestly than hide the colours entirely.
Because you can see the inside. A clear can bowl shows residue building before it starts choking airflow, so you clean on evidence instead of on a guess. Coloured and opaque bowls hide that until the day they pull like a blocked straw.
It uses a 14mm joint, the narrower and more widely used flower standard. Check your pipe first, because that is the one measurement that has to be exactly right. If your current bowl is unmarked, hold it against a known 14mm piece and the answer is obvious.
It is on the longer side of what we carry in this category. Three inches puts a bit more distance between your hand and the ember while you light, and it gives you more of the bowl to hold. It does mean more of it sticks out of the pipe, so be mindful of table edges.
Straight walls instead of a cone. The load sits as an even column, which makes packing repeatable and makes the bowl easy to reach into with a swab when you clean. Cone shaped bowls compress the last of the load into a point and burn it differently.
Five ounces with packaging. Glass this shape gets wrapped carefully before shipping, so a good share of that number is padding rather than the bowl itself. Once it is out of the box it feels like what it is, a light and slim piece of clear glass.
Just the bowl. Glass is the only material listed in our data and no screen is included. If you plan to run one, buy a small range of sizes and test them, because we have no published hole measurement for this bowl to steer you toward.
A soak in isopropyl with coarse salt does the work. On clear glass you get instant feedback: hold it to the light after a rinse and you will know whether it needs another round or not.
Reach the interior with a swab if a ring persists. A straight walled can is one of the few shapes where you can genuinely touch every part of the inside surface.
Give the joint band its own wipe, and dry the bowl fully before storing it.
Warning: Never subject this bowl to a sudden temperature change. Hot water on cold glass makes the surface expand while the layer behind it lags, and the stress between those layers is what starts a crack. On clear glass you will see that crack clearly, which is small comfort. Warm gradually or clean cold.
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