So, I'm a cheapskate (DIY pipe repair)

I would assume since cotton is flammable it may ignite. Part of the function of the pipe walls and bottom is to absorb and dissipate heat, another thing I am not sure the cotton would do well.

You can always smoke it and give it a try though!

-Tyler

[Professor Mike]

Kegan:
Let me do some digging and I'll see If I can come up with a couple decent pipes to send to you. I can't a future literary genius smoking a mini-cob.

Kindest Reguards
Mike

Gentlemen, I thank you. 'Tis true that cotton burns, but at least that way my tobacco would stay lit . Half-joking.

I buy cobs because they're cheap and easy to maintain. I'd hate to buy something as nice as a Peterson or a Savinelli, and destroy it in my newbie-ness, after all.

This whole generosity and outpouring of help is the whole reason I joined CS. Glad to see the insanity of that kindness, lost in today's world, has a home here at CA.

Thanks to all who've replied - Kegan