Easy to clean cup for Kratom?

Discuss kratom, vendors, strains, side effects, or any aspect of usage without censorship. Have a question about kratom? Ask it here and it get it answered by our friendly userbase.
Post Reply
User avatar
SimonBcv
Super Kratomite (Rank 3)
Posts: 102
Joined: Sun Jul 15, 2018 2:47 pm

Easy to clean cup for Kratom?

Post by SimonBcv »

Do you guys have any recommendations on a cup that's easy to clean after mixing Kratom in it?
I've been using large 20oz plastic mug but kratom is a bit difficult to clean after it attaches to the plastic walls.
Ceramic cup is out of the question because of the breaking issue if it falls off the table.
I was thinking about "Copper Cup" what do you guys recommend?
Lnr9400
Dedicated Kratomite (Rank 2)
Posts: 18
Joined: Sun May 10, 2020 4:20 am

Re: Easy to clean cup for Kratom?

Post by Lnr9400 »

I mix mine up with water in a 1 cup stainless steel measuring cup I use specifically for dosing kratom. Rinses off easily with just water.
Damen ck
Extreme Kratomite (Rank 5)
Extreme Kratomite (Rank 5)
Posts: 404
Joined: Wed Mar 11, 2020 3:30 pm

Re: Easy to clean cup for Kratom?

Post by Damen ck »

I use a 20 oz gatorade bottle mixed with a few ounces of juice and shake it up that way.. then rinse out in the sink for a few times. Kratom doesn't stir very well but if you shake it up good it it works well. Simple clean up too. And as long as you use a few ounces more then to make it sludge but less than to make it too watery it's really easy to get down in one gulp. then I have a second bottle of regular juice that I used to chase it with. When done correctly I don't taste the Kratom ever during the process
KratomBry
Dedicated Kratomite (Rank 2)
Posts: 6
Joined: Fri Dec 06, 2019 2:09 pm

Re: Easy to clean cup for Kratom?

Post by KratomBry »

I'm super duper lazy and don't have a dishwasher. I use 5.5 oz clear plastic disposable portion cups with lids. I get them from Amazon. They cost $15.89 for 200, thats 8 cents each. I put the cup on my scale, add kratom, take the cup with kratom off the scale and fill it to ~1/4 inch of the top with water, snap on the lid, shake for 30 seconds, drink the mixture, add another ounce or two of water to get any remains, lid on again and shake for a couple seconds, drink then toss the cup and lid. I have put up to 10 grams of kratom in a cup.

I've been doing it this way three times a day for 3/4 of a year. I live by myself and only use plastic utensils and paper plates. I HATE washing dishes.
Love_Redz
Intense Kratomite (Rank 4)
Posts: 215
Joined: Wed May 15, 2019 1:51 pm

Re: Easy to clean cup for Kratom?

Post by Love_Redz »

I know the pain I have a blender bottle I use and the buildup was bad, I would let it buildup thinking it was good alkaloids on it and would help my dose until I started feeling bad after all my doses it was probably mold build up so no good, I was going to chunk it in the trash but it had sentimental value lol, well I scrubbed it with little success then I sprayed it with counter cleaner that has bleach and it looked brand new, that was about four years ago and I still have it , I spray it every few days and still looks great no need for hard scrubbing anymore and have good clean burns all the time
User avatar
brave777
Kratom Master (Rank 10)
Kratom Master (Rank 10)
Posts: 1857
Joined: Sat Sep 29, 2018 1:05 am

Re: Easy to clean cup for Kratom?

Post by brave777 »

If want cups i highly recommend this https://www.amazon.com/JoyJolt-Insulate ... 665&sr=8-2 . Glass cups very easy to clean and as long as you dont drop them on the floor it will last you a very long time. /

Or Glass bottles, something like this but you can search your own to your liking. https://www.amazon.com/Clear-Glass-Wate ... 79&sr=8-22 , these once in picture are leak proof, wide mouth and very easy to clean, not only you can make kratom shakes, you can make all kinds of drinks. Awesome choice.

I highly dont advice any plastics even PBA free proof, they all still leak toxins especially if any hot weather affecting it or even slight warm water and it leaks toxins. Glass never does that, the only problem con is its not light. If you prefer something very light, then def go with PBA free plastics and try to add cold drinks to it only... Just my thoughts.
Kratom user since 2014!
Greyfeather
Kratom Pro (Rank 8)
Kratom Pro (Rank 8)
Posts: 1225
Joined: Mon Jul 29, 2019 4:52 pm

Re: Easy to clean cup for Kratom?

Post by Greyfeather »

Love_Redz wrote:I know the pain I have a blender bottle I use and the buildup was bad, I would let it buildup thinking it was good alkaloids on it and would help my dose until I started feeling bad after all my doses it was probably mold build up so no good, I was going to chunk it in the trash but it had sentimental value lol, well I scrubbed it with little success then I sprayed it with counter cleaner that has bleach and it looked brand new, that was about four years ago and I still have it , I spray it every few days and still looks great no need for hard scrubbing anymore and have good clean burns all the time
Just a suggestion because I'm super weird about commercial cleansers. I clean everything in the house with undiluted white vinegar (I use a bit of the 'hard stuff' in the bathroom). It has disinfectant properties. For a little 'punch' I fill big spray bottles with straight vinegar a tiny bit of dishwashing detergent. Very eco friendly, safe and an excellent all round cleaner :D
Mean Malay
Super Kratomite (Rank 3)
Posts: 90
Joined: Thu Feb 13, 2020 8:24 pm

Re: Easy to clean cup for Kratom?

Post by Mean Malay »

yea my scooper gets messy after each use no matter how much i clean it. it's like it sticks to it.
Love_Redz
Intense Kratomite (Rank 4)
Posts: 215
Joined: Wed May 15, 2019 1:51 pm

Re: Easy to clean cup for Kratom?

Post by Love_Redz »

Greyfeather wrote:
Love_Redz wrote:I know the pain I have a blender bottle I use and the buildup was bad, I would let it buildup thinking it was good alkaloids on it and would help my dose until I started feeling bad after all my doses it was probably mold build up so no good, I was going to chunk it in the trash but it had sentimental value lol, well I scrubbed it with little success then I sprayed it with counter cleaner that has bleach and it looked brand new, that was about four years ago and I still have it , I spray it every few days and still looks great no need for hard scrubbing anymore and have good clean burns all the time
Just a suggestion because I'm super weird about commercial cleansers. I clean everything in the house with undiluted white vinegar (I use a bit of the 'hard stuff' in the bathroom). It has disinfectant properties. For a little 'punch' I fill big spray bottles with straight vinegar a tiny bit of dishwashing detergent. Very eco friendly, safe and an excellent all round cleaner :D
yes I tried straight vinegar but didn’t work I use it for my coffee maker and works great but I am happy you mentioned it cause now that it’s clean I’m sure vinegar will work just fine ,thank you very much for the suggestion Greyfeather
Post Reply