Roots Glass Swiss Perc Ash Catcher

Description

Roots Glass Swiss Perc Ash Catcher

A Swiss perc ash catcher that takes the gunk before it ever reaches your bong. The Swiss perc pushes your smoke through a disc full of holes, breaking it into a wall of small bubbles for heavy filtration — cooler, smoother pulls — while it traps the ash and resin that would otherwise build up in your main piece.

Compact and thick. Just 4″ tall, so it sits clean on your joint without throwing off the balance of your setup, in thick borosilicate glass that takes daily use and cleaning.

Three ways to run it: 14/90 (14mm joint, 90°), 14/45 (14mm joint, 45°), or 18/90 (18mm joint, 90°). Match the joint size and angle to your bong and it drops right in.

Why Choose This Ash Catcher?

• Swiss perc for heavy filtration and smooth, cool pulls
• Traps ash and resin to keep your bong cleaner, longer
• Thick borosilicate glass, built for daily use
• Compact 4″ build — easy on your setup’s balance
• Three fits: 14/90, 14/45, or 18/90

Frequently Asked Questions

What does an ash catcher do?

It catches ash and resin before they reach your bong and adds a second stage of water filtration. Hits run cooler and smoother, and your main piece stays clean far longer between scrubs.

What is a Swiss perc?

A flat disc drilled with rows of holes. Smoke gets forced through all of them at once, breaking into a wall of small bubbles for fast, heavy filtration and a smooth pull.

What’s the difference between a 14mm and 18mm ash catcher?

It comes down to your bong’s joint. If your bong takes a 14mm bowl, run a 14mm option (14/90 or 14/45). If it’s an 18mm joint, go 18/90. Match the catcher to your bong’s joint and angle.

Do I need a 90° or 45° ash catcher?

It depends on your bong’s joint angle. Straight-up joints usually take a 90°; joints that angle back often pair with a 45°. Match the angle so the catcher sits upright on your piece.

How do I clean it?

Iso and salt, give it a shake, rinse well. Since it catches the gunk first, a quick regular clean keeps your bong from ever getting bad.

Last Updated: June 16, 2026