How to Clean a Puffco Plus
A simple Puffco Plus cleaning routine for the chamber, Dart, mouthpiece, threading, cotton swabs, and iso.
The Puffco Plus is smaller than a Peak or Proxy, but it still benefits from cleaning right after use.
Puffco's Plus guidance focuses on cotton swabs, ISO, threading, the Dart, and one important caution: do not soak gunmetal parts in rubbing alcohol.

Quick steps
5 steps- 1Warm the Plus chamber by running one Sesh Mode cycle.
- 2Unscrew the mouthpiece and swab the chamber and Dart.
- 3Clean threading with a cotton swab dipped in ISO.
- 4Wipe gunmetal parts with an ISO-dipped swab, but do not soak them.
- 5Let cleaned parts dry before use.
Warm the chamber first
For general cleaning, Puffco says to warm the chamber by entering Sesh Mode for one cycle.
Then unscrew the mouthpiece and use a tightly wound cotton swab to remove leftover byproduct from the chamber and Dart.
Swab, do not scrape
Use a tightly wound swab so fibers do not shed into the chamber. Work gently around the Dart and chamber.
It is normal for the bottom of the chamber to darken over time, according to Puffco. That does not automatically mean the chamber is ruined.
Clean threading
Wipe threading with a cotton swab dipped in ISO. Sticky threading makes the pen feel worse and can create connection issues.
Keep the swab controlled and avoid flooding small parts.
Do not soak gunmetal parts
Puffco says the mouthpiece, battery, and threading can be wiped with an ISO-dipped swab.
Do not soak any gunmetal parts of the Plus in rubbing alcohol.
A Plus-friendly kit
For the Plus, a cleaning kit is mostly about having swabs ready and giving used swabs somewhere to go.
Dab Pal keeps regular Q-tips and a 1oz iso bottle together, then stores used swabs behind the slider until you can toss them.
Care reference: Puffco Plus cleaning guidance.
Quick answers
Can I soak my Puffco Plus?
Do not soak gunmetal parts of the Plus in rubbing alcohol. Puffco recommends wiping the mouthpiece, battery, and threading with an ISO-dipped swab.
What kind of swab should I use for the Plus?
Puffco recommends a tightly wound cotton swab for removing byproduct from the chamber and Dart.
Is chamber darkening normal on the Plus?
Yes. Puffco says it is normal for the bottom of the Plus chamber to darken over time and that it should not affect performance by itself.