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Types of Hookah Charcoal

You can choose from Coconut coals, Quick light coals, Natural wood coals, or even Silver coals. These coals will all impart a similar amount of heat, but they produce different effects on the smoke and shisha tobacco.

Coconut coals
Coconut coals for hookah are one of the most popular types of hookah charcoal available today. Made of coco coir, they are long-lasting and easy to use. Using coconut coals requires only a few simple steps. Put the coals in the bowl of your hookah, then place it on the burner. After about eight to twelve minutes, the coals should be fully lit. They should have a light layer of ash on top and be glowing red or orange.

Coconut coals are environmentally friendly and are a great alternative to quicklights, which can be messy and have a short shelf life. You can use them for an hour or more at a time and save a lot of money. Coconut coals also don’t have any chemicals or accelerants.

Quick light coals
Quick light hookah coals are a great way to save time and money by not having to replace your hookah coals every time you want to smoke. These coals are made with a chemical accelerant that lights them in less than a minute. They come in various sizes and are usually sold in a foil wrapped roll.

Using coals that are quick to light is essential for a hassle-free hookah smoking experience. There are many types of coals on the market, and it is important to choose the right one for your specific needs. You should try the Coco Java brand, which uses natural coconut coals. It comes in a one-kg pack and has good customer reviews.

Natural wood coals
When it comes to smoking hookah, the quality of the coals is very important. The type you use can have a significant impact on the quality of your smoke, and the coals you choose can also affect the length of your session. To get the best smoke possible, you must know how to light your coals properly. Most beginners use quick-light coals, which are coated with a chemical accelerant that makes them burn faster and hotter than natural coals. This can lead to hot smoke and burnt Shisha Kohle, and shorten your sessions.

There are different shapes of hookah coals available, and different brands offer a different variety of shapes. The most common hookah charcoal shape is the cube. This coal is a popular choice among smokers because of its shape, with six equal sides. The cube coal is also very stable, and is perfect for use with hookahs with fingers. This shape also works well with hookahs with foil-wrapped bowls. Other shapes of coals are round, disc-shaped, and cylindrical.

Silver coals
Silver hookah charcoal is an excellent choice for the smoker who is looking for a high-quality charcoal. The charcoal has a silver coating that prevents the charcoal from leaving residue on your hands. It also burns cleanly and has a long shelf life. This charcoal is a favorite among hookah enthusiasts for several reasons, including its flavor and cost-effectiveness. However, it does require a separate heating source. You need to be over 21 years of age to smoke it.

Unlike natural coals, which take several minutes to heat up, silver hookah charcoal ignites quickly and evenly. Once lit, it emitted a light that lasted for several minutes. This makes it convenient for smokers to enjoy a session for longer periods of time. Silver hookah charcoals are also made to be smoke and odor-free.

Reusable coals
Reusable hookah charcoal is a convenient way to enjoy smoking shisha tobacco. Its large surface area allows for easy adjustment of the heat without the hassle of foil or tin foil. It is also convenient to use with any bowl. It has the benefit of preventing ash and reducing volatile gases.

Reusable hookah charcoal is available in the form of small rolls and boxes. Each box contains around 100 coals. These charcoals are easy to use and come in standard 33mm and 40mm sizes. They can be easily lit and come with a set of tongs. They are also durable and can withstand heavy usage.

To use reusable hookah charcoal, you must know how to properly heat the coals. First, you should turn the coals to the “High” setting. Then, you should wait about 3 to 4 minutes and then turn it to the “Low” setting. When the coals are ready, you should place them into your hookah bowl.