In this video, I will discuss an easy way to properly clean a kilt at home. Never take your kilt to a dry cleaner, on top of the additional expense of dry cleaning, you are causing unnecessary damage and wear on the kilt material by having it dry cleaned which will shorten the life of the investment you have made in your kilt. This is a simple method that does a very good job of cleaning your kilt right in your home and protects your investment. If there is enough interest in the topic, I will create a step by step video showing how to clean your kilt in this manner at home. Here is the drying rack that I use: https://www.amazon.com/CRESNEL-Heavy-Stainless-Clothes-Drying/dp/B00KQU1C60/ref=sr
I answer another highly controversial question from one of my subscribers as I finish a bowl of McClelland's Frog Morton in my Savinilli 614 Lucite pipe.
Here is another viewer asked question I received. The viewer will be wearing a kilt for the first time for an upcoming Scottish wedding and wanted to know what kilt pins were if he needed to wear one, and what kilt pin to choose. So we discuss kilt pins in today's video. If you have a question, send it to me at TheKiltedPiper@Mail.com
I received an email earlier this evening asking a simple question. In my opinion which is better to use, an original Zippo Pipe Lighter Insert or a Thunderbird butane insert? I go over some of the pros and cons of each in this short video.
Zippo has changed their manufacturing process over the past few years which has caused a problem with some people when they acquire a new Zippo lighter for the first time. After filling the lighter with fluid, after a couple days it seems to run out of fluid and has to be refilled again. The problem isn't that it is running out of fluid necessarily, it may just be that the wick is unable to draw the fluid up efficiently. I will show you a simple solution to fix this very common problem, and get the Zippo set up like it was supposed to be when it was shipped from the factory. This will only take you a few minutes to do, and the only tool that you need will be a pair of needle-nose pliers or l
What are your favorite scents, or scent combinations in a beard oil or beard balm? Everyone has their own preference, so if you had one custom made just for you, what would it smell like? If you are interested in reviewing my new line of beard oils and beard balms when I get them ready to test, let me know by sending me an email to TheKiltedPiper@Mail.com Once we are ready to start testing I will select a few testers from that list.
Just a quick video about another churchwarden pipe that I got in this week. Keep in mind that if you order a "no-name" pipe online, you may not be getting what you thought you were paying for. A Churchwarden isn't always a Churchwarden.
I wanted to have this logo finished before the launch of the You Tube channel, but I was too much of a perfectionist so I had to work on it some more first. Well, it is finally finished, and almost lives up to my standards. I am also unveiling some new pipes I got in this week and a discussion about a design flaw that many pipe carvers make when it comes to the Oom Paul shaped pipes. It just burns me up to spend hundreds of dollars on a highly regarded name-brand pipe, and they can't even get the draught hole drilled in the right location in the bowl.
