Why buy a The Bulldog grinder?
The famous coffee shop brand The Bulldog doesn't just sell weed anymore to tourists passing through Dam. She has diversified her business and now owns two cafes, a hotel in British Columbia, a resort in Bali, and several souvenir shops in Amsterdam. There, she sells her own merchandise—ranging from rolling papers to ashtrays, including grinders. But why buy a grinder? The Bulldog ?
Grinding weed is part of a stoner’s daily routine. Over the years, grinders have evolved from 2 to 4 tiers and have filled the shelves of smoke shops. Some people still prefer to break up their weed by hand, but grinding it is sometimes necessary—especially to ensure that certain vaporizers work properly. Similarly, to get the most out of a bong or water pipe, the weed must be finely ground so it doesn’t clog the bowl.
Grinding your weed by hand has one major drawback: you end up wasting some of the resinous trichomes that stick to your fingers. Four-tier grinders, on the other hand, let you set aside the kief that escapes during the grinding process, to be used later in a joint or to make rosin.
To protect your fingers, There are several alternative methods. But the most effective option is still to have a grinder on hand. The Bulldog grinders have everything a grinder needs: 2 to 4 tiers, 9 to 24 teeth, a kief tray, and a retention screen for the larger models, which are 3 to 6 centimeters wide. The teeth are very sharp and will grind even the toughest buds to perfection. A major advantage is that these grinders are affordable and built to last.
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