KRABS by Jano Flange-Key Ring Filter
The new KRABS from Jano Filters are here!
Fourth edition of Leakers:
· New rubbery and black coating to make stainless steel flanges last much longer.
· Various colors are enhanced to make them more powerful and bright.
Sequence of use:
- Aim well, go all the way in (3mm), squeeze your Krabs and stretch while continuing to tighten.
- The best point to operate it is as close to the tip as possible. The flexion will be carried out by exerting less force, so the gesture is softer and the piece is punished less.
- It is easier to remove the filter at the beginning of the process than at the end. As with the traditional bite, if you roll it loosely you will have more trouble removing the filter than if you remove it before you start
- It may tend to close with prolonged use, especially if the force is exerted in the center of the piece instead of at the tip. To regain its original position it is as simple as pulling with your thumbs gently (and carefully xd) the walls that protect the tip of your Krabs
Cleaning:
- To wash it with a damp cloth it should suffice, if the stain is persistent it can be immersed in warm/hot water or alcohol. It is not recommended to clean it with soap and even less if it is not PH neutral (Caustic soda, present in most conventional soaps, is the perfect gun for the textured matte finish that we have chosen so DO NOT RUB WITH SOAP AND WATER)

– To defilter: Aim well, put it all the way in (about 2-3mm), squeeze your Krabs and stretch while continuing to tighten.
The optimal sequence of use would be;
1. With the whole cigar BEFORE ROLLING remove the filter using the defilter.
2. Insert a Jano even with the cigar unbroken.
3. Now yes, break the cigarette and start rolling.
Apart from ensuring a good defiltration more comfortably, if you filter before rolling, the Jano will enter smoothly whatever your brand of tobacco and it will be later, when pinching, when you secure the Jano so that it does not escape.
– The best point to operate it is as close to the tip as possible. The flexion will be carried out by exerting less force, so the gesture is softer and the piece is punished less.
– It is easier to remove the filter at the beginning of the process -with the whole crank- than at the end -when everything is already rolled-. As with the traditional bite, if you roll it loosely you will have more problems removing the filter.
– Like any jewel, it is not advisable to shower with it. Obviously nothing will happen to you by showering 20 times with your Krabs on, but the finishes will lose their splendor more quickly than not.
– To wash it with a damp cloth it should be enough, if the stain is persistent it can be immersed in warm/hot water or alcohol. It is not recommended to clean it with soap and even less if it is not PH neutral.