We are back, folks, with the Puffco Proxy, all thanks to Diamond Glass LLC. Check out the link in the description below. We have the chamber storage location, the stash storage location that comes with the cable Max. You could probably fit three containers. Let's get onto the main unit of the Proxy. You'll be able to charge via USBC, and it has one button to worry about. So, it's like the OG Puffco. If you know that, then you know how to use it already. If you don't, we're going to walk through it right now.
To turn on your Puffco Proxy, hold down the button for about five seconds. Once it's turned on, you'll have five different heat profiles - blue, green, red, and white. To change heat profiles, it's one click of the button to start a heat profile, double click that button. Moving on to the Puffco Proxy's chamber, it has a 3D chamber, which we'll discuss later on how to best maintain. But beyond maintenance, let's talk a little bit about how hard you're supposed to hit this thing. You're supposed to sip it, not hit it.
Scraping reclaim is optional, but it's always best to remove as much as you can so you don't have to waste as many Q-tips as well as isopropyl alcohol. After you've removed as much reclaim as you can from the Proxy, you'll do a Q-tip swabbing with isopropyl alcohol. We'll be talking about Q-tip Tech later, but in general, make sure you get all of those nooks and crannies taken care of and you do your ISO swabbing with the Q-tips as much as you can. If you don't clean up before you do your ISO soaking, all of your reclaim will end up in that isopropyl and will end up with a thin layer around your atomizer.
Now when talking atomizers and comparing the Puffco Peak Pro chamber to the Puffco Proxy chamber, you can see that there's a size difference. So you're definitely going to want to use less wax when having sessions with your Puffco Proxy. Also, I think that this is going to be a great move with the new connector pin on the bottom of the Proxy, so you will have less atomizer detection issues compared to the Puffco Peak Pro, which honestly has had so many issues, it's very hard for me to even recommend to somebody. But I digress.
One of the things that you're going to want to be looking out for on your Puffco Proxy 3D chamber is any charring on the side walls. We do have a video tutorial that is in the top right corner. Now that we've done all of our prep cleaning, now we're ready to soak our atomizer in isopropyl alcohol and leave it in there for as long as you want. Longer the better, honestly. You should be doing this every 20 to 25 dabs, I'd say, on the Puffco Proxy atomizer because the 3D chamber starts to charr from the reclaim that condenses from the vapor throughout that usage.
For your tether jacket and Oculus cap, make sure you air dry. Do not inhale isopropyl alcohol; it is bad for you. Moving on to the travel pack of the Proxy, you get an Oculus cap as well as a ball cap. I don't recommend the ball cap for mobile usage, and we'll talk about that in a few moments. Installing the ball cap on the Puffco Proxy 3D chamber is pretty easy. It's probably easier to do it without having your chamber installed on your Proxy unit. So do it before you install your atomizer into your Proxy. The Proxy ball cap does look good, but the one thing that I do have a problem with is how hard it is to access that carb cap.
Either way, that's how you use it. Let's move on to the next part, which is the Q-tips and all that good Q-tip tech that we probably needed to know about. The heady mops definitely reign supreme in this category because of the size difference. They are smaller, which allows you to Q-tip swab in nooks and crannies which you cannot access with those bigger glove mop Q-tips. I highly recommend you get some heady mops if you do want to get a Proxy.
Either way, when it comes to the battery, it was reported by Forbes that you get about 15 dabs in total on the battery in this thing. So, it does look like you're only getting maybe 17-18 if you're going on Blue mode. And as you progress through that battery, it will probably have less of a steady temperature to your session once you're getting low on the battery. I don't know that specifically. Also, remember now, don't forget to train your Proxy battery.
Q: How do I turn on the Puffco Proxy? A: To turn on your Puffco Proxy, hold down the button for about five seconds. Q: How do I change heat profiles on the Puffco Proxy? A: To change heat profiles on the Puffco Proxy, it's one click of the button to start a heat profile, double click that button. Q: What are some cleaning and maintenance tips for the Puffco Proxy? A: Scraping reclaim is optional, but it's always best to remove as much as you can before doing a Q-tip swabbing with isopropyl alcohol. Make sure to clean all the nooks and crannies. Q: How does the Puffco Proxy's chamber compare to the Puffco Peak Pro chamber? A: The Puffco Proxy chamber is smaller, so you should use less wax during sessions. The Proxy has a new connector pin at the bottom, leading to fewer atomizer detection issues compared to the Puffco Peak Pro. Q: What should I look out for regarding the chamber of the Puffco Proxy? A: Keep an eye out for any charring on the side walls of the Puffco Proxy 3D chamber. It's recommended to soak the atomizer in isopropyl alcohol every 20 to 25 dabs to prevent charring. Q: What are some tips for loading, dabbing, and the overall user experience with the Puffco Proxy? A: For loading, dabbing, and user experience tips, make sure to air dry the tether jacket and Oculus cap. Avoid inhaling isopropyl alcohol. It's recommended to use the Oculus cap for mobile usage over the ball cap. Q: What are some final recommendations for accessories with the Puffco Proxy? A: Consider getting heady mops for better cleaning of the Puffco Proxy, as they can reach smaller nooks and crannies effectively. Q: What is the battery life like on the Puffco Proxy? A: The battery on the Puffco Proxy reportedly lasts for about 15 dabs in total. It's advised to calibrate and train the Proxy battery for optimal performance.
