Honeybee Herb Reclaim Replacement Dish

Honeybee Herb Reclaim Replacement Dish

Honeybee Herb Reclaim Replacement Dish is the official replacement dish for Honeybee Herb Reclaim Catchers, made from frosted borosilicate glass.

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Honeybee Herb Reclaim Replacement Dish is the official replacement dish for Honeybee Herb Reclaim Catchers, made from frosted borosilicate glass. According to the manufacturer, the removable dish fits Classic, Swan Neck and Drop Down Reclaim Catchers.

Product and purpose

The official replacement dish for Honeybee Herb Reclaim Catchers, made from frosted borosilicate glass.

Compatibility

According to the manufacturer, the removable dish fits Classic, Swan Neck and Drop Down Reclaim Catchers.

Package contents and design

The dish is supplied with a retaining clip.

Use and care

Scrape out loose residue, shake in a bag with coarse salt and isopropyl alcohol, then rinse with warm water; never boil it — thermal shock may cause the glass to crack.

FAQ

What is Honeybee Herb Reclaim Replacement Dish?

The official replacement dish for Honeybee Herb Reclaim Catchers, made from frosted borosilicate glass.

What is the product compatible with?

According to the manufacturer, the removable dish fits Classic, Swan Neck and Drop Down Reclaim Catchers.

What is included?

The dish is supplied with a retaining clip.

What should be considered when using or purchasing it?

Scrape out loose residue, shake in a bag with coarse salt and isopropyl alcohol, then rinse with warm water; never boil it — thermal shock may cause the glass to crack.

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