Charcoal vs Quicklight: Differences for the session

In short: Quicklight coal is ready in a few minutes, but often brings an own smell. Natural or coconut charcoal needs a coal lighter and more time, giving you more control over the heat. Always airing well – only from 18.

Charcoal vs Quicklight is one of the most common coal issues. It's about igniting time, smell, heat and everyday fitness. No ranking show, but orientation. Only for adults from 18. Smoking and coal combustion generate pollutants, incl. Carbon monoxide risks in poorly ventilated rooms.

What speaks for Quicklight coal?

Compression-ignition coal starts with ignition aid and is ready in minutes. The start is simple, the smell of the body and the heat can influence the first minutes of the session. Well ventilate, let it glow completely before the charcoal comes to the bowl.

What speaks for wood or natural charcoal?

Coconut or charcoal needs a coal lighter and more time. Many sessions have a more even effect, because the heat often keeps you calmer and longer. For this you need planning and a safe ignition setup.

Short comparison

• Time: Quicklight faster, charcoal slower
• Heat: Charcoal often more stable over the session
• Handling: Quicklight beginner friendly, charcoal needs equipment
• Smell: Ignition aid with Quicklight can interfere when it is not through

Practice and Shop

More heat practice: Shisha Coal Tips and Myths & Carbon Monoxide. charcoal in the shop: Charcoal. Other tobacco: Tobacco.

Suitable in the shop: Holster Tobacco (z. B. Ice Kaktuz or Blue Punch), Charcoal and Accessories. All flavors explains: Holster tobacco flavors. Free shipping from €69.