AshTray

Buy Ashtrays Online in Canada

Every session ends with ash, and a good ashtray keeps it off your table, your couch and your car seat. It’s also one of the few smoking accessories you leave out in the open, so it might as well look good.

We carry hand-painted novelty ashtrays, cannabis leaf designs and tough silicone ashtrays from Lit Silicone, Red Eye Tek and iRie. Whether you want something fun for the coffee table or something you can toss in a bag, there’s one here for you.

Why Use a Proper Ashtray

Keeps the mess in one spot. Ash, roaches and burnt matches stay in the tray instead of all over your table.

Safer than a makeshift tray. Paper plates, pop cans and mugs aren’t made to handle hot embers. A real ashtray is.

Somewhere to rest your joint. Many of our ashtrays have built-in joint rests that hold a joint or blunt between hits.

Looks the part. A cool ashtray is a conversation piece, not just a place to dump ash.

Types of Ashtrays

Hand-Painted Novelty Ashtrays

Most of our novelty ashtrays are made from hand-painted cold-cast resin, which allows for a lot of detail. You’ll find gnomes, reapers, skulls, dragons, aliens and mushrooms, and many have joint rests built right in. A few do double duty, like the 3 Dragons Ashtray, which is also an incense burner.

Weed Ashtrays

If you want your ashtray to match what’s in it, we have:

• Cannabis leaf ashtrays in silicone and porcelain
• Fun stoner designs like the Weed Baseball Cap Ashtray and the Toadally Stoned Ashtray

Silicone Ashtrays

Silicone ashtrays from Lit Silicone, Red Eye Tek and iRie are heat resistant and won’t shatter if they get knocked off the table. That makes them a good choice for patios, camping and anywhere glass or resin might break. Ash pops right out, and Lit Silicone ashtrays are dishwasher safe.

Porcelain Ashtrays

Porcelain has a smooth finish that wipes clean easily. Our Porcelain Leaf Ashtray is a simple, classic pick.

Best Ashtrays Online

Our most popular picks are the hand-painted resin ashtrays, from gnomes to mushrooms. Many have built-in joint rests, and some have extras like a snuffer for putting out your joint or a spot to burn incense. If you want something tougher, our silicone ashtrays are heat resistant, easy to clean and won’t break if they get knocked off the table. For something more low key, a simple leaf-shaped porcelain or silicone ashtray does the job without drawing attention.

How to Clean an Ashtray

1. Make sure everything is fully out and cold, then empty it into the garbage.
2. Wipe out loose ash with a paper towel.
3. Wash silicone and porcelain ashtrays in warm, soapy water. Lit Silicone ashtrays can also go in the dishwasher.
4. Wipe hand-painted resin ashtrays gently with a damp cloth instead of soaking or scrubbing them, so the paint stays looking good.
5. Let it dry completely before using it again.

Cut Down on Ash and Smell

An ashtray handles the ash, but the smell sticks around. Light some incense or use a smoke odor eliminator spray or candle to freshen up the room. Pair your ashtray with a rolling tray to keep your whole setup tidy.

If you’d rather skip the ash altogether, a weed vaporizer heats your flower without burning it. There’s nothing to tap out and much less smell.

FAQs

What’s the best ashtray for weed?

Look for one with joint rests, so your joint has somewhere to sit between hits. If you smoke outside or travel a lot, a silicone ashtray is the safest bet because it won’t break.

What material is best for an ashtray?

Each has its pros:

• Silicone: Tough and easy to clean.
• Hand-painted resin: The most detailed designs.
• Porcelain and glass: Classic and easy to wipe down, but they can break if dropped.

What are joint rests on an ashtray?

They’re small notches around the edge that hold a joint, blunt or cigarette, so it doesn’t roll onto the table between hits.

What is an ashtray snuffer?

It’s a small built-in piece that lets you put out your joint or cigarette without grinding it into the ash.

How do I stop my ashtray from smelling?

Empty it often, since old ash and roaches cause most of the smell. Wash it regularly, and keep it away from couches and curtains, where the smell can soak in.