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ive used natural lemonwood coals before. they area a pain in the ass but the trick i used is to keep a breeze going on them. i had a ceiling fan in the room i usually smoke in so the coals would get stoked by that. try just blowing on them throughout the session, not too much obviously so as to not blow ash every where
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Geiseric, nope, I puff it pretty regularly, JD, one would think smoking would be sufficient, not sure if this is a natural quirk. It's weird, I didn't have this problem with these coals at first, now it seems like they do it every session. Luckily I have Exotica's as well, but damn this is pissing me off, I still have like a Kilo of the things.
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QUOTE (SmokingDjinn @ Dec 17 2007, 03:59 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Geiseric, nope, I puff it pretty regularly, JD, one would think smoking would be sufficient, not sure if this is a natural quirk. It's weird, I didn't have this problem with these coals at first, now it seems like they do it every session. Luckily I have Exotica's as well, but damn this is pissing me off, I still have like a Kilo of the things.


ahh!

I wonder if you have left them somewhere and they have gotten damp somehow?

Myself and other folks have seen that the 'quicklights' get a bit funky once they get unwrapped and left open in the air. Could this be a similar problem?

JD
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