Portable E-Nails

The best portable enail for you depends on your dabbing preferences, budget, and maintenance. Here are some key things to look for when purchasing:

• Coil Material and Maintenance: Most portable enails on the market currently have a quartz dabbing surface. Crushed quartz coils are typically disposable and require frequent replacement. A quartz bucket calls for regular cleaning but it will last a long time without the need for a replacement.
• Functionality and Special Features: Some portable enails come with a digital display, haptic feedback, temp control and more. If you just need something simple and user friendly try to go for a device with a one button design.
• Accessories: Make sure that coils or atomizers are readily available! Having a device but not being able to find any replacement coils for it is a huge bummer.
• Budget: Look for a device that fits your needs while not breaking the bank, keep in mind more expensive devices tend to require less maintenance.

Portable enails come in two types: those with a digital display and those with one-button operation. A digital display will allow you to select an exact temperature to meet your preference and to match the type of concentrate you are using. On the other hand, portable enails with a one button operation are easier to use with preset temperature settings.

A portable enail functions like most other portable electric dabbing devices. If your device blinks three times, it usually indicates a short circuit, meaning you need to replace the coil or tank. If it blinks five times, the device likely has a low battery and needs charging.

For device specific issues please refer to the user manual, or you can contact us on our live chat for more help!

Start by choosing a dab rig that works with your portable enail, you can read more about this below.

You can connect your portable enail to your dab rig through the dab rig joint. Once the portable enail is in place, turn on your device and set your preferred temperature. Drop your dab into the vaporizer coil, tank, or atomizer and initiate a heating cycle. From there, inhale through the mouthpiece of your dab rig!

Using a portable enail is super simple and extremely user friendly. For devices that have a one button operation initiating heating cycles and selecting temp settings is straight forward.

A portable enail has three parts: the battery, the atomizer, and the glass adapter that connects it to a dab rig. Each part needs cleaning, we'll go over how to clean each one separately.

Glass or Titanium Adapter:

• Take the glass adapter off your portable enail first to clean it. Soak it in a cleaning solution, like dr buzzkills white glove pipe treatment cleaner. You can also mix water, salt, and isopropyl alcohol to make your own formula. Soak it for about 30 minutes to loosen any residue that has formed.
• After soaking, remove the adapter out of the solution and clean the inside opening with a cotton swab. Then rinse the adapter with warm water and let it air dry.

Getting the Atomizer Clean:

• Both the adapter and the atomizer on a portable enail can get dirty. Sometimes the atomizer or coil won't look clean, so it can be harder to tell if your cleaning efforts are working. First, take the atomizer apart from the device and clean the inside with a cotton swab dipped in iso alcohol.
• If you can submerge your atomizer, soak it in ethyl alcohol to loosen any gunk or debris. Take a cotton swab and clean the inside. Then, allow the atomizer or coil to fully dry.

Getting the Device Clean:

• Sometimes, oils and dirt can accumulate in certain parts of the device over time, making it less effective. Clean the device itself, along with the air paths. Start by focusing on the area around the button and the atomizer connector.
• To clean these areas, dip a cotton swab in alcohol and scrub away oils or debris. Then you can focus on the air path, use a cotton swab or cleaning brush dipped in alcohol and clear out the pathway.
• Use a dry paper towel to wipe your device down again, and you're good to go!
• Soaking the device or even just getting it wet can damage it, so make sure you aren't submerging your device.