I will put the piece to be cleaned in the freezer. Once chilled, I will use an extended bobby pin with the plastic removed and scrape away. I then shake rattle and roll the resin onto wax paper. If you have to handle it ash will keep it from sticking. Depending on how resinated the piece is, depends on the repetition of this cycle. Once clean I will use denture cleaner and pipe cleaner. I also use alcohol to clean my tools and resin on the fingers and stuff. You must be careful as frozen glass can break. I've been very blessed...no broken pieces yet...knock on wood!

I will also use my breath to warm up the piece in some instances. I prefer bobby pins because they don't break the glass yet bend little. If I need to I use a paper clip. I also chose pieces that are easy to clean, not that look cool.

Now...to figure out what to do with the resin...
flwrpwr420 Reviewed by flwrpwr420 on . Cleaning a (glass) pipe. I'm making this thread to say that using efferdent to clean your pipe, (one of the lady's on this site suggested it, I can't remember who.) works amazingly. My pipe "The Candy Cane" was dirty and needed a bath. I soaker her in some efferdent and after a little while shook the ziplock bag and then rinsed her off. I had to touch up the tough spots with a pipe cleaner but they came off easy. And I have to say, Damn. She looks like the day I bought her. I should have done before and after shots to Rating: 5