Id Like Your Experience With These

[NIGHTS OF BAGHDAD]

there are a ton of positive reviews on the website but id like to hear form members of this forum..are these truly washable and how reliable are they?

http://www.hookah-shisha.com/p-1574-nammor-hookah-hoses.html

[Chreees]

Giving up on your Narbish? I hear the Nammor's are good... What I'm trying to get right now in the Trades section, if the guy decides to sell it separately from the hookah. If not, I'm getting one from H-S.

[destructo]

Giving up on your Narbish? I hear the Nammor's are good... What I'm trying to get right now in the Trades section, if the guy decides to sell it separately from the hookah. If not, I'm getting one from H-S.

i have a nammor and run club soda through it when i switch flavors. btw anyone know what turns the soda a green tint? because when i clean my hookah there is green shit in it too

[Victim026]

The nammor's are alright I suppose, I had to fix all six I've ever had multiple times. If you want a washable hose that truly holds up and has zero issues I'd see if Scalliwag is back up to speed on making hoses and order one of his. I've been using his since may now and it's truly the only hose I'll ever use again.

[ih303]

I've never owned a Nammor, but I've had a couple of Razans, and I'm told they're the same thing.

My Razans have been nothing but joy. I did have an issue with my very first Razan with a grommet coming unglued, but I reglued/taped it and it was good as new. They are truly washable, and I know this because I actually hook my hoses up to a pump and let them run for a couple of days at a time to get rid of ghosting.

I love Razans/Nammors the most relative to their competitors - namely, the Grand Caravan and the Narbish. I think the Grands are the most soundly constructed, but I don't care for that faux velvety stuff they use all over their hoses. The Narbishes look nice but have a ridiculously long port-end handle, are heavy, and have had some quality issues that John has had to deal with. My Razans are simple, light, durable, and are the easiest to repair.

At the end of the day, choose wich one you think looks and handles the best. They're all going to perform similarly and are all washable. As far as quality is concerned, John's addressing the issues with the Narbishes, I spoke with Mahir the other day from Nazar who said they haven't been having the same quality issues that they did in the past, and the Grands generally don't have any problems, except that "he who must not be named" (N*al) claims that hose was all his idea.

[ih303]

i have a nammor and run club soda through it when i switch flavors. btw anyone know what turns the soda a green tint? because when i clean my hookah there is green shit in it too

Does the club soda thing work better than straight water? How?

[ih303]

The nammor's are alright I suppose, I had to fix all six I've ever had multiple times. If you want a washable hose that truly holds up and has zero issues I'd see if Scalliwag is back up to speed on making hoses and order one of his. I've been using his since may now and it's truly the only hose I'll ever use again.

Scalli's hoses were amazing, but the prices were relatively steep. It seems I remember them being priced from $60 and going up. I don't know about the rest of you guys, but as much as I think Scalli's work is beautiful and innovative, I just can't bring myself to drop that kind of bread on a hose.

[NIGHTS OF BAGHDAD]

Giving up on your Narbish? I hear the Nammor's are good... What I'm trying to get right now in the Trades section, if the guy decides to sell it separately from the hookah. If not, I'm getting one from H-S.

no im keeping it, i repaired one of them last night...but im interested in another washable hose that has a short port end for my small mya mini hookah..i cant use the narbish it will tip over..lol

also im not to concerned with looks i mean long has its not pink or rainbow..lol i dont get caught to much into aesthetics of the hose i just want it to be washable and good quality..

[destructo]

i have a nammor and run club soda through it when i switch flavors. btw anyone know what turns the soda a green tint? because when i clean my hookah there is green shit in it too

Does the club soda thing work better than straight water? How?

most of the time i use tonic since i always have it around but i take the mouth piece off thumb up the other end and fill it with 5" of whatever then swish it back and forth for a minute or 2 then drain it and blow it out then rinse it with cold water and blow it out. then i hang it while setting up my hookah and blow it out 1 more time before i start. i think its the carbonation breaking stuff up

[NIGHTS OF BAGHDAD]

The nammor's are alright I suppose, I had to fix all six I've ever had multiple times. If you want a washable hose that truly holds up and has zero issues I'd see if Scalliwag is back up to speed on making hoses and order one of his. I've been using his since may now and it's truly the only hose I'll ever use again.

Scalli's hoses were amazing, but the prices were relatively steep. It seems I remember them being priced from $60 and going up. I don't know about the rest of you guys, but as much as I think Scalli's work is beautiful and innovative, I just can't bring myself to drop that kind of bread on a hose.

wtf $60? damn someone was trying to buy that mercedes SL 600 amg..lol i dont know whats worse a $60 hose or ed hardy shisha..lol

[Stuie]

Well first, I am not sure where Scalli is on the hoses, but the one i Have is amazing. Doing a full review soon, just can't seem to find the time and energy to do it on the weekends.

Back to the Original Post.

I pretty much exclusively smoke out of Nammors. Only had some grommet issues. I did have my only Razan fall apart on me This weekend, but It's been over a year for that one.

I wash them all with hot water and lemon juice. No problems yet

[NIGHTS OF BAGHDAD]

thanx stuie, im glad you mentioned hot water i dont know where i read it, but i read that your not supposed to use hot water with nammors cause they completely fall apart..but im glad yours is still ok

[Stuie]

I have a nammor in every color. Been cleaning that ALL that way forever! It's not steaming hot, but warm enough I know it's hot. The Razan is the only one that has fallen apart and it's an eaxy fix just have to reattach the grommet to the handle and done. I think they are worth it.

[NIGHTS OF BAGHDAD]

thanx for the opinions guys, i will pick up a few

[Victim026]

The nammor's are alright I suppose, I had to fix all six I've ever had multiple times. If you want a washable hose that truly holds up and has zero issues I'd see if Scalliwag is back up to speed on making hoses and order one of his. I've been using his since may now and it's truly the only hose I'll ever use again.

Scalli's hoses were amazing, but the prices were relatively steep. It seems I remember them being priced from $60 and going up. I don't know about the rest of you guys, but as much as I think Scalli's work is beautiful and innovative, I just can't bring myself to drop that kind of bread on a hose.

While it's true I paid $50 for my scalli hose, the price is all realtive in terms. You can buy a nammor/narbish/grand that will someday eventually fall apart and need to be totally replaced at a cost of $20 or you can buy a scalli where if the hose ever fails(which I feel is highly unlikely) you can just buy a new hose section from scalli for dirt cheap. When you buy the scalli hose your also getting a product that's customized to your liking with wood choices, hose cover colors, design of handles which adds to the value over a generic washable hose. Also unlike generic washables you can actually submerge the scalli hose in water which is what I would consider a true washable to be. At the end of the day people pay $100+ for KM's when a QT would more then suffice, the same goes for these hoses.

[NIGHTS OF BAGHDAD]

The nammor's are alright I suppose, I had to fix all six I've ever had multiple times. If you want a washable hose that truly holds up and has zero issues I'd see if Scalliwag is back up to speed on making hoses and order one of his. I've been using his since may now and it's truly the only hose I'll ever use again.

Scalli's hoses were amazing, but the prices were relatively steep. It seems I remember them being priced from $60 and going up. I don't know about the rest of you guys, but as much as I think Scalli's work is beautiful and innovative, I just can't bring myself to drop that kind of bread on a hose.

While it's true I paid $50 for my scalli hose, the price is all realtive in terms. You can buy a nammor/narbish/grand that will someday eventually fall apart and need to be totally replaced at a cost of $20 or you can buy a scalli where if the hose ever fails(which I feel is highly unlikely) you can just buy a new hose section from scalli for dirt cheap. When you buy the scalli hose your also getting a product that's customized to your liking with wood choices, hose cover colors, design of handles which adds to the value over a generic washable hose. Also unlike generic washables you can actually submerge the scalli hose in water which is what I would consider a true washable to be. At the end of the day people pay $100+ for KM's when a QT would more then suffice, the same goes for these hoses.

thats the thing im not into all that when it comes to a hose..a hookah is different to me and i dont mind spending money to custimize it..i felt bad when i dropped $29 on a narbish that i had to repair..lol i think $20 max for a hose is more then enough..but thats just my opinion

[gunsNhookah]

I got a blue nammor. Had it for about 3 months. Have a very tiny water leak when I wash it at the end of the handle, but it doesn't leak smoke. I wash it every so often. It's a great hose.

[atticus]

I use my nammor/razan exclusively now, and I've had it over a year with no problems. Some people have complained about them coming unglued, but I have never had a problem with it. It is a good hose.

[white_rabbit]

The nammor's are alright I suppose, I had to fix all six I've ever had multiple times. If you want a washable hose that truly holds up and has zero issues I'd see if Scalliwag is back up to speed on making hoses and order one of his. I've been using his since may now and it's truly the only hose I'll ever use again.

Scalli's hoses were amazing, but the prices were relatively steep. It seems I remember them being priced from $60 and going up. I don't know about the rest of you guys, but as much as I think Scalli's work is beautiful and innovative, I just can't bring myself to drop that kind of bread on a hose.

While it's true I paid $50 for my scalli hose, the price is all realtive in terms. You can buy a nammor/narbish/grand that will someday eventually fall apart and need to be totally replaced at a cost of $20 or you can buy a scalli where if the hose ever fails(which I feel is highly unlikely) you can just buy a new hose section from scalli for dirt cheap. When you buy the scalli hose your also getting a product that's customized to your liking with wood choices, hose cover colors, design of handles which adds to the value over a generic washable hose. Also unlike generic washables you can actually submerge the scalli hose in water which is what I would consider a true washable to be. At the end of the day people pay $100+ for KM's when a QT would more then suffice, the same goes for these hoses.

Could u take a picture of a Scalli hose?

[delSol_si]

The nammor's are alright I suppose, I had to fix all six I've ever had multiple times. If you want a washable hose that truly holds up and has zero issues I'd see if Scalliwag is back up to speed on making hoses and order one of his. I've been using his since may now and it's truly the only hose I'll ever use again.

Scalli's hoses were amazing, but the prices were relatively steep. It seems I remember them being priced from $60 and going up. I don't know about the rest of you guys, but as much as I think Scalli's work is beautiful and innovative, I just can't bring myself to drop that kind of bread on a hose.

While it's true I paid $50 for my scalli hose, the price is all realtive in terms. You can buy a nammor/narbish/grand that will someday eventually fall apart and need to be totally replaced at a cost of $20 or you can buy a scalli where if the hose ever fails(which I feel is highly unlikely) you can just buy a new hose section from scalli for dirt cheap. When you buy the scalli hose your also getting a product that's customized to your liking with wood choices, hose cover colors, design of handles which adds to the value over a generic washable hose. Also unlike generic washables you can actually submerge the scalli hose in water which is what I would consider a true washable to be. At the end of the day people pay $100+ for KM's when a QT would more then suffice, the same goes for these hoses.

Could u take a picture of a Scalli hose?

http://www.hookahforum.com/?showtopic=29995

[white_rabbit]

ty delsol

[Brandon`]

The nammor's are alright I suppose, I had to fix all six I've ever had multiple times. If you want a washable hose that truly holds up and has zero issues I'd see if Scalliwag is back up to speed on making hoses and order one of his. I've been using his since may now and it's truly the only hose I'll ever use again.

Scalli's hoses were amazing, but the prices were relatively steep. It seems I remember them being priced from $60 and going up. I don't know about the rest of you guys, but as much as I think Scalli's work is beautiful and innovative, I just can't bring myself to drop that kind of bread on a hose.

wtf $60? damn someone was trying to buy that mercedes SL 600 amg..lol i dont know whats worse a $60 hose or ed hardy shisha..lol

NOTHING is worse then that ed hardy shisha

[Hippo_Master]

I would say get Narbish, but you are selling some.

Nammors are the worst.

[NIGHTS OF BAGHDAD]

I would say get Narbish, but you are selling some.

Nammors are the worst.

what makes you say this?

[Chreees]

I would say get Narbish, but you are selling some.

Nammors are the worst.

what makes you say this?

Yes, I would like to know as well, considering I'm looking at buying one. The first Narbish I had (V1) leaked air. The second one I had (V2) didn't, but I didn't have it long enough and only smoked out of it maybe twice, so I don't know if it would've messed up too.