Formula 420 Original Cleaner

Formula 420 for Pyrex, Glass, Metal and Ceramic is the original complete 1 minute cleaner. Our exclusive AbrasivAction technology eliminates the need for soaking and scrubbing. Simply Shake, Rinse and Enjoy!

How to use: Simply shake the bottle, pour Formula 420 cleaner onto the item, shake your item a bit for ~1 minute and let the magical cleaning abilities take off! Grime will lift and fall off on its own.

Formula 420 cleaner is a literal essential for anyone that uses ceramic or glass pipes and bongs. While it is traditionally associated with 420 activities, Formula 420 is a versatile multipurpose cleaner that is easy to use and requires so scrubbing. Bonus: this can deodorize too!

This quality product was formulated with Formula 420’s loyal customers in mind. Now it is more affordable for you to keep your pieces clean daily. Concentrated – Just add water!

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Formula 420 Soak N Rinse Formulated for Small Items

I pour it into a mason jar, drop a pipe in and cover. 24 hours later I rinse the pipe out in the sink and put another pipe in the solution.

The non-toxic biodegradable formula is safe on skin and requires no soaking or scrubbing. Works on plastic and acrylic surfaces only.

Products are automatically delivered on your schedule. No obligation, modify or cancel your subscription anytime. Our exclusive No-Scrub Action Cleaning Technology eliminates the need for shaking or scrubbing.

These cleaners are made up of 100% Volatile Organic Chemicals. They are considered hazardous materials and should never be poured down the drain or flushed down the toilet. Local water treatment plants don’t have the capability to clean these materials out of the water supply.

A: Actually, the Original Formula 420 has the silicon grit in it, and the Instant Formula 710 does not.

Pour 91% or 99% isopropyl alcohol into the bong and add some coarse salt, such as Epsom or rock salt, as an abrasive. Shake your piece for about five minutes, then rinse with water and soap. Vinegar and rice will also work, but Navarro and Reyna prefer the former method.