Ever boil a pipe or put it in the dishwasher??

[briarcollector]

I normally would not even think of such a thing but I got an estate pipe in the mail today and I'm not even sure where to start.... I knew it was ugly when I bought it and believe it has potential but I'm literally tempted to start with the dishwasher. Any reason why I shouldn't? What about boiling it (or just short of boiling)?

 

[Justpipes]

I normally would not even think of such a thing but I got an estate pipe in the mail today and I'm not even sure where to start.... I knew it was ugly when I bought it and believe it has potential but I'm literally tempted to start with the dishwasher. Any reason why I shouldn't? What about boiling it (or just short of boiling)?

I run all of my pipes through the dishwasher about once a month.

:lol!:

Seriously, if it is that bad you might want to send it to Scotty or LL.

http://www.piperestore.com/

http://www.precisionpiperepair.com/

 

[Winslow]

About 30 years ago my first wife ran my little collection through the dishwasher
because "they stank". :x I divorced her.

Winslow :sunny:

 

[shootist51]

Never a pipe, but the pot scrubber cycle does an excellent job on my Glocks ipe:

 

[john-in-kc]

If I had a Venturi "The Pipe" I might.

My briars: NWIH comes to mind

 

[Dock]

DON'T DO IT ED!!!!!!!!!!!!! :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

Send the pipe out to Precision! (see link below) George'll make it look as good as humanly possible!

 

[Dock]

About 30 years ago my first wife ran my little collection through the dishwasher
because "they stank". :x I divorced her.

Winslow :sunny:

Good man Winslow! I would have done the same! :cheers:

 

[Oddball]

I think brylon is dishwasher safe. :scratch: :twisted: