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Blank - the meaning of the word. Are the paper and the tissue the same? How to choose the best joint rolling papers?
Joint paper is a word well known to all supporters of self-made turns. Do you have any papers? This is often a question - the key at many events. A question that opens the thread of understanding, because who will understand the smoker better than the other smoker :) But what exactly does the word "pill" mean? Are the paper and the tissue the same? And most importantly - what are the best joint cards. Here is a quick tissue paper guide.
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Blank or tissue paper?
Let's start with the meaning of the word "blank". It is a thin piece of paper designed to roll tobacco or other smoking products. The word is derived from the colloquial language, but is deeply rooted in the culture of smokers. The sheet is used alternately with the word tissue and means exactly the same. There is no difference between blanks and tissue paper - so we dispelled the first doubts. Let's get to the heart of the matter, therefore, to the types of sheets.
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White and brown sheets
The first essential feature of the sheets is their color. Until recently, tissue paper was mainly associated with the white color because they were used to roll cigarettes. However, this has changed for several decades. Currently, tissue papers are used more for joints with dried plants, and therefore consumers more often choose brown, flavored or ready-made, twisted cones. White papers are papers that are bleached (often with chlorine) or made of naturally white rice fibers. Among the white tissue paper, the classic of the genre, the OCB brand, is in the lead.
Brown papers, as the name suggests, are unbleached papers, naturally brown in color. They are made of various types of plant fibers, e.g. bamboo or hemp. What are the most popular brown sheets? The RAW brand has definitely stolen the hearts of jointaholics around the world in recent times.
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Taste rolling papers
Flavored papers are papers impregnated with a specific aroma imitating a given flavor. Taste papers are usually white or transparent, and their flavors are often surprising. Among them we can find fruit aromas: strawberry, mango, cherry, but also such interesting facts as: bubble gum, cotton candy or Jamaican rum. Which flavor papers are the best to choose? Only Juicy Jays!
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Ready, twisted cones
Ready-to-stick blunts are undoubtedly a sales hit in recent years. Why is that so? Let's be honest. Rolling a joint that has the right shape will burn well and will not scare away your friends at the party is a real challenge. It is a skill that is built over the years, and there are situations when we cannot afford tedious learning, because the need is chasing .. :) In these moments, ready-made cones work great. But what does the term cones even mean? The word cone comes from the English language and means cone. For many years it has been used in the tobacco and herbal industry as the name of ready-to-put blunts with a filter. How it's working? All you have to do is fill the cones with your favorite dried fruit, tamp it lightly, spin it from the top and it's ready! It is hard to find an easier solution when you want a good joint, but you are not able to make it. Which cones are best to reach? Once again, RAW does not disappoint in this topic. Their offer includes various sizes of cones, packed from a few to even several hundred pieces.
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Sheets, blotting papers, rolling papers - everything for the perfect joint
Joint tickets are a very extensive topic. Color, material, taste are just the first features that come to mind. And we also have to take into account the size of the sheets, choose filters or maybe some interesting gadget related to the smoking culture. What is the most important when choosing a leaflet? One thing is for sure. They are supposed to suit you and taste good to you and help you relax after a hard day - the rest is a matter of taste.
