A low-pressure system for cleaning items includes a tub, at least one steam head mounted in the tub having a rotatable nozzle configured to direct steam towards the bottom of the tub. The steam generator is in fluid communication with both the first steam head and the second steam head. A valve including a foot pedal mounts in fluid communication between the steam generator and each steam head. The steam generator connects to a water and power source for generating dry steam at a temperature exceeding 300 F. and at a pressure of less than 150 psi. The dry steam maintains a dryness fraction of 0.4-0.9 at all points within the system.

The present disclosure provides systems and methods for cleaning of a pipe. In particular the present disclosure provides systems and methods for cleaning cannabis resin from a pipe. Devices of the present disclosure comprise a basket for receipt of a pipe, the basket positionable within a cleaning lumen. Wherein a cleaning fluid is propelled through the inner lumen of the device.

The present disclosure provides systems and methods for cleaning of a pipe. In particular the present disclosure provides systems and methods for cleaning cannabis resin from a pipe. Devices of the present disclosure comprise a basket for receipt of a pipe, the basket positionable within a cleaning lumen. Wherein a cleaning fluid is propelled through the inner lumen of the device.

Systems, methods and apparatuses for vaporizing all or substantially all plant matter, liquid and/or other material to be vaporized are disclosed. Embodiments of the invention comprise a vaporization chamber sealed except for at least two conduits, heating element, a first conduit coupled to a source of fully or almost fully non-oxygenated gas, a heating element capable of heating the vaporization chamber to a temperature above a combustion temperature, a second conduit configured to transport vaporization gases and vaporized elements out of the vaporization chamber and at least one valve positioned in the second conduit preventing the flow of atmospheric air into the vaporization chamber. In some instances, the first gas substantially clears the vaporization chamber of atmospheric air prior to reaching combustion temperature. A second gas containing oxygen may be intermixed with the vaporization gases and vaporized elements proximal to the combustion chamber.

Systems, methods and apparatuses for vaporizing all or substantially all plant matter, liquid and/or other material to be vaporized are disclosed. Embodiments of the invention comprise a vaporization chamber sealed except for at least two conduits, heating element, a first conduit coupled to a source of fully or almost fully non-oxygenated gas, a heating element capable of heating the vaporization chamber to a temperature above a combustion temperature, a second conduit configured to transport vaporization gases and vaporized elements out of the vaporization chamber and at least one valve positioned in the second conduit preventing the flow of atmospheric air into the vaporization chamber. In some instances, the first gas substantially clears the vaporization chamber of atmospheric air prior to reaching combustion temperature. A second gas containing oxygen may be intermixed with the vaporization gases and vaporized elements proximal to the combustion chamber.

According to an embodiment a cleaning assembly for a smoking component is provided with a housing and a base. The housing has a proximal end and a distal end. The base is removably coupled to the distal end of the housing. The cleaning assembly is also provided with a first tool member with a stem portion and a head portion. The stem portion of the first tool member is sized to fit within the proximal end of the housing. The cleaning assembly is further provided with an electric drive device oriented within the housing to rotationally oscillate the first tool member about an axis when the first tool member is connected to the housing.

According to an embodiment a cleaning assembly for a smoking component is provided with a housing and a base. The housing has a proximal end and a distal end. The base is removably coupled to the distal end of the housing. The cleaning assembly is also provided with a first tool member with a stem portion and a head portion. The stem portion of the first tool member is sized to fit within the proximal end of the housing. The cleaning assembly is further provided with an electric drive device oriented within the housing to rotationally oscillate the first tool member about an axis when the first tool member is connected to the housing.

Systems, methods and apparatuses for vaporizing all or substantially all plant matter, liquid and/or other material to be vaporized are disclosed. Embodiments of the invention comprise a vaporization chamber sealed except for at least two conduits, heating element, a first conduit coupled to a source of fully or almost fully non-oxygenated gas, a heating element capable of heating the vaporization chamber to a temperature above a combustion temperature, a second conduit configured to transport vaporization gases and vaporized elements out of the vaporization chamber and at least one valve positioned in the second conduit preventing the flow of atmospheric air into the vaporization chamber. In some instances, the first gas substantially clears the vaporization chamber of atmospheric air prior to reaching combustion temperature. A second gas containing oxygen may be intermixed with the vaporization gases and vaporized elements proximal to the combustion chamber.

Systems, methods and apparatuses for vaporizing all or substantially all plant matter, liquid and/or other material to be vaporized are disclosed. Embodiments of the invention comprise a vaporization chamber sealed except for at least two conduits, heating element, a first conduit coupled to a source of fully or almost fully non-oxygenated gas, a heating element capable of heating the vaporization chamber to a temperature above a combustion temperature, a second conduit configured to transport vaporization gases and vaporized elements out of the vaporization chamber and at least one valve positioned in the second conduit preventing the flow of atmospheric air into the vaporization chamber. In some instances, the first gas substantially clears the vaporization chamber of atmospheric air prior to reaching combustion temperature. A second gas containing oxygen may be intermixed with the vaporization gases and vaporized elements proximal to the combustion chamber.