Dash - Lumux Mini - Bowl - Clear

The D.A.SH Lumux Mini is a compact plug-in base made of solid glass with a slightly bulbous shape. It is about 20 to 22 cm tall, up to 13 cm wide and weighs about 1 kg. It is made in Spain and intended for smaller hookahs.

Slightly bulbous with pressed cut decorations

The glass of the Lumux Mini carries pressed cut decorations, and the shape is gently rounded. It is available in clear and in dark blue. In the clear glass you can see the water level at any time.

Regular glass, mouth-blown or pressed

The base is made of regular glass, not crystal glass. Depending on the batch it is mouth-blown or pressed. On pressed bases fine seams may be visible, and small air inclusions occur. This is normal for this production method and not a defect. The neck opening measures 4.5 cm inside and 7 cm outside.

Plug-in base with silicone seal

The Lumux Mini has no screw thread. The stem is pushed into the neck with a silicone seal, so it only fits hookahs with a plug-in system. Before buying, measure your downstem including diffuser; it must not touch the glass bottom inside the base.

How to use the Lumux Mini

1. Insert the downstem with diffuser as a test and check that it does not touch the bottom.
2. Fill in water until the downstem is submerged about 2 to 3 cm.
3. Push the stem with the seal firmly into the neck of the base.
4. Stand the hookah upright, connect the hose and start smoking.

Care

Rinse the base by hand with lukewarm water after the session, with mild washing-up liquid if needed. Not in the dishwasher. Avoid boiling water and rapid temperature changes; glass does not tolerate thermal shock.

What's in the box

• 1 × D.A.SH Lumux Mini Bowl in the selected colour

Frequently asked questions

Which hookahs is the Lumux Mini intended for?

For smaller hookahs with a plug-in system. At about 20 to 22 cm tall it is one of the compact bases from D.A.SH.

Is the Lumux Mini a plug-in base?

Yes. It has no screw thread; the stem is pushed in with a silicone seal.

Are seams in the glass a defect?

No. On pressed bases fine seams are normal, as are small air inclusions.