Grinder won’t turn? Feel like your grinding super glue? Dealing with outdoor buds that would make a Sasquatch blush?
Well when it comes to fixing all of these issues, Wulf Mods first recommendation is to take care of it sooner rather than later. The longer you leave your materials in a clogged grinder, the worse the issue is going to become over time.
Now this isn’t to put a mission impossible countdown on you, but instead to provide you with the cold hard facts in order to make your lives easier. That's why if you do ever happen to experience a clog, it’s always best to work on fixing it pronto.
To do so, Wulf Mods recommends trying to slowly turn your grinder back and forth just slightly. While this isn’t a full rotation, it flexes the dry herbs that are clogged in your grinders teeth, allowing for a bit of wiggle room to enter the equation.
Repeat the process until you can move your grinder further and further, ultimately until it’s completely freed. Now you can take a tool, preferably metal, to pick out any dry herbs that are stuck in the grinder and remove them from the mix.
As a general note, to avoid clogs while grinding you should avoid excessively large dry herb packs. While you may want to grind that entire quarter at once, you’re going to have to split it up in order to do so effectively.
With your grinder free, you can now attempt to grind once again, but with a lighter pack so that you don’t find yourself stuck back at step one. If that does happen, you're in good company. Wulf Mods only knows these tricks having lived them ourselves!