Rolling trays can get pretty messy over time. As any stoner can let you know, if you don't maintain your rolling tray, it can get bad really quick. Regular joint rollers know firsthand the result of resins accumulating on a rolling tray over time. When you fail to clean your tray properly after each use, you're risking the quality of your rolling tray. You will notice that your rolling tray begins to lose its smooth texture, or that it has started to acquire stains from resins and herbs you've rolled.
Maintaining cleanliness and taking good care of rolling trays, can reward stoners with the joy of having a beautiful rolling tray last them for many years. But if glued to the couch by your favorite herb after each sesh, you might find it difficult getting up to take the time to clean your tray. A rolling tray of any quality will quickly lose its attractive element, and may even stop being useful for rolling herbs, if you don't at least attempt to maintain its appearance between sessions.
The material that your rolling tray is made of, also plays a major role in your ability to care for it. Whether you have a tray made of metal, wood, silicone, paper, or plastic, you will face unique challenges in keeping your tray in tip top condition.
Some common reasons for stoners having to get a new rolling tray are:
Prolonged exposure to heat or moisture, that has led your rolling tray to crack, burn, melt, or rust.
Careless handling of rolling tray. When zooted stoners allow their rolling tray to bang against hard objects, causing the beautiful design of the tray to chip away; or cause the tray to dent, crack, bend, or break.
Theft... Yes, even theft is a common cause for having to replace a rolling tray. When left around the wrong people, you risk your cool rolling tray pulling a Houdini. *This Is Strictly Against The Stoner Code*
HOW TO CHOOSE A NEW ROLLING TRAY
Regardless of the cause, the need to replace your rolling tray stays the same. Every stoner has their own unique preference in rolling trays. With so many options available on the market, its important to pick a rolling tray that's right for you. You should take into consideration how much herbs you'll be breaking down in your tray, as this will help you decide on the size you'll need. The quality and material the tray is made of, should also be remembered when making your decision. Stoners should also think of the features a rolling tray carries, when deciding on which tray is best for them. Some joint rollers like to have a tray with grooves to hold joints, while others prefer a smooth sturdy rolling tray. Weight is another factor to note when choosing. Modern stoners aren't confined to their couches; they roll on the go, taking the action wherever they go. Your rolling tray should be lightweight and be able to fit in well wherever you keep it, whether it be your backpack or the passenger seat of your car.
Last on the list of things to consider when choosing a new rolling tray is the design. The only thing better than looking at a pearled joint with your name on it, is seeing a cool rolling tray with another joint waiting for you. All jokes aside, having a cute rolling tray to impress your girls at the next loud sesh, just makes you feel like the boujie stoner of the group. We know pulling up to your boys, with a cool tray that has a dope design, just makes the session more lit. A stoners kit is never complete without a rolling tray, as it stays essential to the nature of chiefers across the nation and stationery to cannasseurs of high taste. Take the time to figure out what kind of stoner you are, and choose your rolling tray wisely.
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