How To Roll A Joint

Rolling a joint is an integral part of smoking our stash. We all know for a fact that a badly made joint can greatly affect our smoking experience. But not everyone is good at the art of rolling.

So for those who want to learn, here are the 6 steps to rolling the perfect joint.

The mix is most likely the most crucial component related with the joint. Try to make certain that the consistency is uniform and break-up or get rid of any kind of lump or woody parts.

The actual appearance of the completed joint is actually determined by precisely how you disperse the mixture over the paper. Cone shaped joints have a tendency to smoke more smoothly than straight joints, but are somewhat more difficult to roll.

Placing the roach in prior to rolling is suggested and will save you the time and hassle of putting it later.

Now we come to the challenging part of making a joint. Pick the whole thing up and start from the center, and roll in an outward direction. Let your thumbs carry out nearly all of the work while providing support as well as tension with your forefingers.

Once you have reached an even look and feel tuck down the facing paper edge with the tip of your thumbs, and gently wrap the extra paper around the joint. Last thing to do is to wet and seal it.

A perfectly rolled joint is firm but not tight enough that you have to bust a lung trying to draw smoke. Loosely made joints taste rough, burns quickly, and has a bad habit of setting light to furniture and clothing.



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