Puffco New Peak Review
The premium e-rig market has matured enough that buyers can now make genuinely informed comparisons rather than guessing between marketing claims. Puffco’s New Peak sits at the center of that maturation: a $220 smart electric dab rig that brings the brand’s 3D side-wall ceramic heating to a simplified, app-free form factor. It is not the most feature-rich device in the category, and it is not trying to be. It is trying to be the most capable device that does not require a tutorial.
That positioning matters because the e-rig segment has split into two distinct camps. One camp is app-driven flagships with Bluetooth connectivity, granular temperature control, and session analytics. The other is simplified mid-premium rigs that prioritize ease of use over feature depth. The New Peak is the clearest example of the second camp, and understanding that distinction is the starting point for any honest evaluation.
This review covers the New Peak from the perspective of a serious buyer who wants to understand what they are actually getting before spending $220. The analysis draws on verified specifications, hands-on reviewer consensus, and direct comparison with competing devices at similar and higher price points.

What you will learn in this review:
- How the 3D Chamber heating architecture works and why it matters for vapor quality
- Verified battery life, heat-up time, and temperature preset data from multiple sources
- Where the New Peak fits against the Peak Pro and other premium alternatives
- Practical maintenance routines that determine long-term performance
- An honest assessment of who should buy this device and who should not
The Puffco New Peak is the best mid-range option in the Puffco lineup. For $219.99, it delivers the core smart-rig experience - 3D side-wall ceramic heating, four LED-coded temperature presets, real-time temperature control, and premium water filtration - in a simple, single-button device with no Bluetooth complexity. The trade-offs are clear: no companion app, no wireless charging, and no access to the larger 3DXL chamber, all of which are reserved for the Peak Pro line. For users who want genuine Puffco heating and clean, consistent concentrate sessions without paying for app-based features they may never use, the New Peak hits the sweet spot.
Table of Contents
- 1 Key Takeaways
- 2 What the Puffco New Peak Actually Is
- 3 Why the Mid-Premium E-Rig Segment Matters Now
- 4 Puffco New Peak Design and Build Quality
- 5 Heating Technology and Temperature Control
- 6 Battery Life and Charging Performance
- 7 Concentrate Loading and Maintenance
- 8 Puffco New Peak vs Competing Premium Vaporizers
- 9 User Experience and App Integration
- 10 Tools and Solutions: Premium Concentrate Vaporizer Categories
- 11 Best Practices for Getting the Most from the New Peak
- 12 Common Mistakes to Avoid
- 13 Conclusion
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14 Frequently Asked Questions
- 14.1 What is the Puffco New Peak and how does it differ from the original Peak?
- 14.2 How long does the Puffco New Peak battery last?
- 14.3 Is the Puffco New Peak worth it compared to the Peak Pro?
- 14.4 Can you use Peak Pro accessories with the New Peak?
- 14.5 What temperatures does the Puffco New Peak use?
- 14.6 How do you clean the Puffco New Peak?
Key Takeaways
- The Puffco New Peak retails at $220 with a 2-year warranty, a $30 reduction from the original Peak’s price.
- The 3D Chamber uses heat traces in the ceramic sidewalls rather than the bottom and reaches operating temperature in approximately 25 seconds.
- Four LED-coded temperature presets range from approximately 490°F (Blue) to 590°F (White), covering flavor-focused to cloud-heavy sessions.
- Puffco rates the battery for up to 35 heat cycles on Green, with a full USB-C charge taking approximately 2 hours.
- Boost Mode adds roughly 18°F and 15 extra seconds to any active session with a double-click during use.
- The New Peak’s chamber is not cross-compatible with original Peak or Peak Pro atomizers, which affects accessory planning and upgrade paths.
- Users who want degree-precise Bluetooth control should evaluate the Peak Pro instead; the New Peak is purpose-built for preset operation without a phone.
What the Puffco New Peak Actually Is
The Puffco New Peak is a smart electric dab rig that uses 3D side-wall ceramic heating, four LED-coded temperature presets, and real-time sensor-based temperature control to vaporize cannabis concentrates without requiring a torch, an app, or technical expertise.
That 40-word description covers the functional core. The longer version requires understanding what each of those components means in practice and why the combination represents a meaningful step forward from both traditional glass rigs and earlier electronic devices.

The Technology Behind the Device
Many older electronic rigs and concentrate pens relied on bottom-heated ceramic bowls or exposed coils, which could produce uneven heating. The 3D Chamber instead places heat traces in the ceramic sidewalls rather than the bottom. Concentrate that reaches the heated walls is vaporized from the sides, while the glazed bottom remains easier to swab clean.
Real-time temperature control adds a second layer of precision. The controller monitors chamber temperature throughout a session and adjusts power output to maintain the selected preset. When a user loads a cold dab or takes a heavy draw that pulls heat away from the chamber, the system compensates. This is a meaningful difference from older devices that simply ran a fixed wattage for a fixed duration and called it temperature control.
The Peak’s product page confirms both the 3D Chamber architecture and the borosilicate glass water filtration section, which are the two hardware features that most directly affect vapor quality.
What Changed from the Original Peak
The structural changes from the original Peak are worth cataloging because they affect buyers who already own the original and are evaluating an upgrade. The key differences include:
- Heating architecture: bottom-heated ceramic bowl replaced by 3D side-wall heating
- Charging port: micro-USB replaced by USB-C
- Glass profile: revised silhouette and redesigned glass
- Price: reduced from $250 to $220
For first-time buyers, these are simply the current specifications. For owners of the original Peak, the heating architecture change is the most substantive reason to consider upgrading.
Why the Mid-Premium E-Rig Segment Matters Now
The e-rig market has developed a clear price-to-complexity gradient, and the New Peak’s position on that gradient is not accidental.
The category now includes both app-connected flagships and simpler preset-based e-rigs. The New Peak is aimed at buyers who want water filtration, real-time temperature control, and a 3D Chamber without managing a Bluetooth-connected device ecosystem.
The overview makes clear that the Pro is designed for users who want full degree-by-degree control via the Puffco Connect app, session analytics, and access to the larger 3DXL chamber. The New Peak is designed for users who want the same core heating technology without those layers. Puffco explicitly positions the New Peak as their most user-friendly out-of-the-box experience, targeting new and casual users who want premium vapor quality without complexity.
That positioning creates a genuine market gap the New Peak fills. Budget e-rigs from brands like Yocan and XVAPE cover several designs at lower prices; some use replaceable coil systems, while others use ceramic e-rig chambers. Because the hardware varies by model, vapor quality and temperature consistency must be compared device by device. The New Peak’s $220 price point is defensible against $80 to $120 budget alternatives for users who dab regularly and care about flavor.
The technology shift from bottom-heated nails to smart 3D chambers is also a broader industry trend. Puffco’s 3D Chamber approach, used across the New Peak, Proxy, and Peak Pro 3DXL, exemplifies where the premium segment has moved: side heating plus real-time sensor-based temperature control as the baseline expectation rather than a premium feature.
Puffco New Peak Design and Build Quality
The New Peak measures 6.8 inches tall by 3 inches wide and weighs approximately 9.7 ounces, according to independent measurements. Those dimensions make it portable enough to move between rooms but substantial enough to sit stably on a surface during sessions. The silhouette is cleaner than the original Peak, with a more unified body and a redesigned base.
Materials and Construction
Puffco uses borosilicate glass for the water filtration section. Borosilicate glass handles thermal cycling well and resists cracking under normal use. The chamber is ceramic with a smooth interior finish. The base and body combine plastic and silicone-gasketed components that feel solid without adding unnecessary weight.
The joystick carb cap, included in the box, has a directional top that lets users steer airflow across the concentrate during a session. This is a functional accessory, not a cosmetic one: directional airflow control affects how evenly the concentrate vaporizes across the bowl surface.
The glass attachment presses into a silicone gasket and seats firmly. It is not as easy to knock loose as some competing designs, though any glass-on-body connection carries inherent fragility risk. Puffco sells replacement glass separately, which is worth factoring into total cost of ownership before purchase.
Build Quality in Context
At $220, the New Peak’s build quality is appropriate for its price point. The ceramic chamber and borosilicate glass are the components that most directly affect the user experience, and both are well-executed. The plastic body components are functional rather than premium-feeling, which is a reasonable trade-off at this price.
The press-fit glass connection is secure under normal use, but the glass can break in a hard drop. Users who plan to move the device frequently should factor in the cost of replacement glass as part of their ownership calculation.
Heating Technology and Temperature Control
The 3D Chamber is the central technical feature of the New Peak, and understanding how it works is essential to evaluating whether the device meets a buyer’s needs.
How Side-Wall Heating Works
A ceramic bowl with heat traces embedded in its sidewalls applies heat from the sides rather than only from below. As concentrate moves onto the heated walls under airflow, it vaporizes there; the glazed bottom remains easier to swab clean.
The real-time temperature control system monitors chamber temperature throughout a session and adjusts power output accordingly. Puffco’s current device comparison lists the New Peak’s heat-up time at approximately 25 seconds, with the exact time varying by preset and conditions.
Temperature Presets: What Each Setting Delivers
The four presets cover a practical range from flavor-focused to cloud-heavy sessions. Puffco’s New Peak manual lists the following setpoints:
| LED Color | Temperature | Recommended Use |
| Blue | 490°F | Live rosin, high-terpene concentrates, flavor priority |
| Green | 510°F | Balanced flavor and vapor output |
| Red | 530°F | Heavier vapor, balanced sessions |
| White | 590°F | Maximum vapor, larger clouds |
For live rosin and high-terpene concentrates, Blue and Green preserve more volatile terpenes. White is appropriate for users prioritizing vapor volume over flavor nuance. This matches the guidance from independent reviews of the original Puffco Peak, which recommend lower temperatures for terpy material.
Boost Mode
Boost Mode activates with a double-click during an active session. It raises the chamber temperature by approximately 18°F and extends the session by 15 seconds. This is useful for finishing a larger load or taking a heavier hit at the end of a session. Using it selectively rather than as a default is the practical recommendation: sustained higher temperatures accelerate residue buildup in the chamber and increase cleaning frequency.
Battery Life and Charging Performance
Puffco rates the New Peak for up to 35 heat cycles per full charge on Green. Higher temperature settings and repeated Boost use reduce the number of cycles available from a charge.
Charging Specifications
USB-C charging is a practical upgrade from the original Peak’s micro-USB port. Puffco lists a full charge time of approximately 2 hours and specifies a compatible 5 V / 2 A power supply.
Puffco does not list pass-through charging as a New Peak feature. Its charging guidance recommends avoiding device use while charging, so users should plan to complete charging before a session.
Battery Comparison: New Peak vs Peak Pro
| Spec | New Peak | Peak Pro |
| Battery capacity | Not publicly specified | Not publicly specified |
| Heat cycles per charge | Up to ~35 heat cycles | About 40 heat cycles |
| Charging port | USB-C | USB-C |
| Charge time | Approximately 2 hours | Approximately 2 hours |
| Pass-through charging | Not listed by Puffco | Not listed by Puffco |
The difference is modest but measurable in Puffco’s current ratings: up to about 35 heat cycles for the New Peak and about 40 for the Peak Pro. Puffco does not publish battery-capacity figures for either device.
Concentrate Loading and Maintenance
Loading the New Peak is straightforward: remove the joystick cap, place a small amount of concentrate on the bottom surface of the bowl rather than the sidewalls, replace the cap, select a preset, and double-click the button to start heating. The device flashes and vibrates when it is ready.
Loading Best Practices
Puffco recommends a small load placed on the bottom surface of the bowl, not on the sidewalls. Overloading can draw material into the airpath, reduce efficiency, and increase residue.
For users coming from traditional torch-and-banger setups, the loading process is similar but the timing is different. The device signals readiness with haptic feedback and an LED change rather than visual inspection of the banger.
Cleaning Routine
Regular cleaning is the single most important factor in long-term performance. Neglecting the post-session swab allows residue to carbonize onto the ceramic, which degrades flavor and eventually affects heating performance. This is the most common maintenance mistake across all ceramic-chamber e-rigs.
Puffco’s recommended routine:
- After each session while the chamber is still warm, swab the interior with a dry cotton swab.
- As needed, remove the chamber and soak it in 90% or stronger isopropyl alcohol for about 20 minutes; never rinse the chamber with water, and let it air-dry completely.
- Remove the glass, soak it in isopropyl alcohol, rinse it with water, and let it dry completely before reassembly.
- Inspect the silicone gaskets periodically for wear.
For a broader look at Puffco maintenance practices, the same principles apply across the Peak line.
Puffco New Peak vs Competing Premium Vaporizers
The New Peak competes in a segment that includes app-driven flagships, simplified mid-premium rigs, and modular systems. Understanding where it fits requires honest comparison rather than brand loyalty.
New Peak vs Peak Pro
The most common comparison is between the New Peak and Puffco’s own Peak Pro. The core distinction is straightforward, and the Puffco New Peak vs Peak Pro breakdown covers it in detail.
| Feature | New Peak ($220) | Peak Pro ($329) |
| Temperature control | 4 LED presets | Degree-precise via Bluetooth app |
| App connectivity | None | Puffco Connect app |
| Chamber | 3D Chamber | 3D Chamber (3DXL available) |
| Session analytics | No | Yes |
| Warranty | 2 years | 2 years |
| Complexity | Low | Moderate to high |
The Peak Pro supports custom, degree-level heat profiles through the app, compared with the New Peak’s four fixed presets. For users who want to dial in exact temperatures for specific concentrates, the Pro justifies the price difference. For users who want to press a button and dab, the New Peak is the better choice.
The $109 price difference buys Bluetooth control, degree-precise temperature selection, and access to the 3DXL chamber. Whether that is worth it depends entirely on how the device will be used. A full look at Puffco Peak Pro accessories is useful context for understanding the ecosystem costs on the Pro side.
New Peak vs Dr. Dabber Switch 2
The Dr. Dabber Switch 2 uses induction heating rather than ceramic resistance heating, which produces a different thermal profile. It is a larger, more expensive device with more heating modes. For users who prioritize heating method variety and are willing to pay more, it is a legitimate alternative. For users who want a compact, simple rig at a competitive price point, the New Peak is more practical. Our Dr. Dabber Switch 2 review covers that device in full for direct comparison.
New Peak vs Budget Alternatives
Budget e-rigs from brands like Yocan and XVAPE cover several lower-priced designs, including coil-based pens and ceramic-chamber e-rigs. Performance varies by model, so no single heating-layout comparison applies to both brands as a whole. For users who dab regularly and care about flavor, the New Peak’s price point is defensible against $80 to $120 budget alternatives.
User Experience and App Integration
The New Peak deliberately omits Bluetooth connectivity. This is a design choice, not a limitation. Puffco positions it as their most user-friendly device for new or casual users, and the single-button interface supports that goal.
Day-to-Day Operation
The operational sequence: hold the button for three seconds to power on, cycle through presets with single clicks, and double-click to start a heat cycle. After the device reaches temperature, double-click again for Boost. Five clicks activates Intensity Mode for dry, no-water use. The device vibrates and changes LED color to communicate status; there is no screen, app, or pairing process.
For users who have used app-connected devices and found the setup friction annoying, this is a genuine quality-of-life improvement. For users who want session logging, custom temperature curves, or firmware updates, the New Peak cannot deliver those features.
Who This Device Is For
The New Peak suits three buyer profiles:
- First-time e-rig buyers who want a reliable, well-built device without a learning curve
- Experienced users who want a secondary or travel rig that does not require a phone
- Users who have tried budget e-rigs and want a meaningful step up in vapor quality
The New Peak is not the right choice for users who want granular temperature control, Bluetooth integration, or the ability to run the larger 3DXL chamber. Those users should evaluate the Peak Pro. For a broader look at Puffco’s device lineup, the differences between models are covered in detail.
If you are ready to evaluate the New Peak alongside Puffco’s full range, Haze Smoke Shop carries the complete lineup as an authorized retailer with genuine products and valid warranty coverage.
Tools and Solutions: Premium Concentrate Vaporizer Categories
The New Peak occupies one position in a broader market. Understanding the full category landscape helps buyers confirm they are evaluating the right type of device.
Smart E-Rigs (Tabletop Style)
These are electric dab rigs with integrated water filtration, the primary alternative to traditional torch-heated glass rigs.
- Puffco (New Peak, Peak Pro with 3DXL Chamber): The New Peak is the simplified entry point; the Peak Pro adds Bluetooth, app control, and access to the larger 3DXL chamber. Haze Smoke Shop carries both as an authorized retailer, with full warranty support and genuine products.
- Focus V (Carta 2): A Bluetooth-connected smart rig with app control and large glass attachment options.
- Dr. Dabber (Switch 2, XS Nano): The Switch 2 uses induction heating; the XS Nano is a compact e-rig form factor.
Premium Portable Concentrate Vaporizers
Slimmer devices without full e-rig water sections; relevant for the same buyer persona who wants portability over tabletop performance.
- Puffco (Proxy, Plus): The Proxy is a modular system with swappable glass and third-party attachments; the Plus is a concentrate pen.
- Storz and Bickel (Mighty+): A dry-herb vaporizer rather than a direct concentrate-vaporizer equivalent; known for engineering quality.
- G Pen (Grenco Science) (G Pen Roam, G Pen Connect): Portable e-rig and electronic nail options.
Modular and Attachment-Style Concentrate Systems
Systems designed to attach to existing glass rigs or function with interchangeable tops.
- Puffco Proxy: Modular design with swappable glass and third-party attachment compatibility.
- G Pen Connect: Electronic nail that attaches to glass via a joint adapter.
- E-nail controllers with traditional nails: Brands like Auber Instruments provide PID controllers for quartz and titanium nails on fixed rigs.
App-Integrated Smart Vaporizers
Devices that integrate Bluetooth apps for logging, customization, and remote control.
- Puffco Peak Pro: Bluetooth Puffco Connect app, full degree-by-degree control, session analytics.
- Focus V Carta 2: Mobile app for custom temperature profiles and RGB lighting control.
- Storz and Bickel Crafty+: Bluetooth app for adjusting temperature settings.
Budget and Simplified Concentrate Rigs
Lower-priced devices that compete on accessibility rather than advanced technology.
- Yocan: Budget wax pens and mini rigs using several coil and chamber designs.
- XVAPE Vista Mini: Mini e-rig at a lower price point than Puffco.
- HoneyStick: Budget concentrate pens and e-rigs.
Best Practices for Getting the Most from the New Peak
This is drawn from reviewer consensus across multiple independent reviews.
- Match temperature to concentrate type. Use Blue (490°F) for live rosin and high-terpene concentrates to preserve flavor. Use White (590°F) for heavier clouds or finishing larger loads. Independent reviews recommend starting at lower presets and moving up based on the specific concentrate.
- Load a small amount on the bottom surface of the bowl, not on the sidewalls. Overloading can draw material into the airpath, reduce efficiency, and increase residue.
- Swab the chamber after every session. While the chamber is still warm, a quick swab with a cotton swab removes residue before it carbonizes. This single habit has more impact on long-term flavor quality than any other maintenance step.
- Use the supplied USB-C cable and a compatible 5 V / 2 A power supply. Puffco lists a full charge at approximately 2 hours; incompatible charging equipment can cause unreliable charging.
- Use Boost Mode selectively. Boost Mode is useful for finishing a larger load, not as a default setting. Sustained higher temperatures accelerate residue buildup and increase cleaning frequency.
- Check water level before sessions. The glass attachment requires an appropriate water level for effective filtration. Too little water reduces cooling; too much can cause splashing into the airpath. A quick check before each session prevents both issues.
- Assess complexity needs honestly before buying. Users who want degree-precise control and session analytics will be frustrated by the New Peak’s four fixed presets. Choosing a device aligned with actual usage style improves satisfaction and reduces the likelihood of upgrading again within a year.
- Perform a deeper clean as needed. Soak the chamber in 90% or stronger isopropyl alcohol for about 20 minutes, then let it air-dry completely. Never rinse the chamber with water; only the glass should be water-rinsed after its alcohol soak.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
These pitfalls are consistent across user reports and reviewer observations for ceramic-chamber e-rigs.
- Overloading the chamber. Placing too much concentrate in the bowl can draw material into the airpath and increase residue. The fix is a small load placed on the bottom surface rather than the sidewalls. Ignoring this can reduce performance and make cleaning more frequent.
- Skipping post-session cleaning. Carbonized residue degrades flavor significantly and eventually affects heating performance. The fix is a 10-second swab after every session while the chamber is warm. The consequence of skipping this is a chamber that needs replacement sooner than it should.
- Using the wrong temperature for the concentrate. Running live rosin at White (590°F) can reduce terpene retention and perceived flavor while producing hotter vapor. The fix is starting at Blue or Green for high-terpene material and moving up only if vapor output is insufficient.
- Buying the New Peak when the Peak Pro is the right device. Users who want granular temperature control, Bluetooth integration, or the 3DXL chamber will be disappointed by the New Peak’s four fixed presets. The fix is an honest assessment of needs before purchase, not after.
- Assuming Peak or Peak Pro chambers are compatible. The New Peak’s chamber is not cross-compatible with original Peak or Peak Pro chambers, and Peak Pro replacement chambers will not work in it. Puffco does list Peak and Peak Pro glass tops as compatible, so compatibility must be checked by accessory type.
- Using an incompatible USB-C cable or power supply. The fix is using the supplied cable and a compatible 5 V / 2 A power source, as specified by Puffco.
- Neglecting the glass attachment. The glass section accumulates residue that affects vapor flavor and draw resistance. Cleaning it with isopropyl alcohol regularly is as important as cleaning the chamber. The consequence of neglecting it is degraded vapor quality even with a clean chamber.
- Expecting app-based updates or feature additions. The New Peak has no Bluetooth connectivity or user-facing app for firmware updates and new app features. Buyers should evaluate it on the features available at purchase; users who want app-based customization should consider the Peak Pro instead.
Conclusion
The Puffco New Peak is a well-executed device that delivers on its core promise: premium 3D ceramic heating in a simplified, app-free form factor at $220. The approximately 25-second heat-up time, rating of up to 35 heat cycles per charge, and four temperature presets covering the practical range from flavor-focused to cloud-heavy sessions make it a capable daily driver for concentrate users who do not want to manage a Bluetooth ecosystem.
Its limitations are real and worth stating plainly. Four fixed presets are a genuine constraint for users who want temperature precision. No app connectivity means no user-facing app-based updates or customization. The chambers are not interchangeable, although Peak and Peak Pro glass tops are compatible with the New Peak. And the glass attachment, like all glass, is fragile.
For the buyer it is designed for, none of those limitations are dealbreakers. The New Peak is the right device for first-time e-rig buyers, experienced users who want a simple secondary rig, and anyone who has tried budget alternatives and wants a meaningful step up in vapor quality without paying Peak Pro prices.
For users who want granular control, session analytics, or the 3DXL chamber, the Peak Pro is the correct choice. For everyone else, the New Peak is a straightforward, well-built device that does what it claims.
Browse the full Puffco lineup, including the New Peak and Peak Pro, at Haze Smoke Shop. Every Puffco device we carry comes with a valid manufacturer warranty, genuine product, and real post-purchase support from people who actually know the gear.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Puffco New Peak and how does it differ from the original Peak?
The Puffco New Peak is a smart electric dab rig that uses 3D side-wall ceramic heating and four LED-coded temperature presets to vaporize cannabis concentrates. It differs from the original Peak primarily in heating architecture: the original used a bottom-heated ceramic bowl, while the New Peak’s 3D Chamber heats from the sidewalls for more even vaporization. It also adds USB-C charging and dropped the price from $250 to $220.
How long does the Puffco New Peak battery last?
Puffco rates the New Peak for up to 35 heat cycles per charge on Green. A full USB-C charge takes approximately 2 hours with a compatible 5 V / 2 A power supply. Puffco does not list pass-through charging as a feature and advises against use while charging.
Is the Puffco New Peak worth it compared to the Peak Pro?
The New Peak is worth it for users who want straightforward preset operation without Bluetooth complexity. The Peak Pro costs $109 more and adds degree-precise temperature control via the Puffco Connect app, session analytics, and access to the larger 3DXL chamber. If those features matter to your use case, the Pro is the better investment. If they do not, the New Peak delivers the same core heating technology at a lower price.
Can you use Peak Pro accessories with the New Peak?
Not all of them. The New Peak’s 3D Chamber is not cross-compatible with original Peak or Peak Pro chambers, and the 3DXL Chamber is for the Peak Pro. Puffco does state that the New Peak works with Peak and Peak Pro glass tops, so glass compatibility is broader than chamber compatibility.
What temperatures does the Puffco New Peak use?
The New Peak has four preset temperatures: Blue at approximately 490°F for flavor-focused sessions, Green at approximately 510°F for balanced use, Red at approximately 530°F for heavier vapor, and White at approximately 590°F for maximum cloud output. Boost Mode adds roughly 18°F to the active preset when activated mid-session.
How do you clean the Puffco New Peak?
Swab the ceramic chamber with a cotton swab immediately after each session while it is still warm. For deeper cleaning, remove the chamber and soak it in 90% or stronger isopropyl alcohol for about 20 minutes, then let it air-dry completely; never rinse the chamber with water. Clean the glass attachment with isopropyl alcohol, rinse the glass with water, and let it dry completely before reassembly. Consistent post-session swabbing is the most effective way to maintain flavor quality and extend chamber life.