Be$os Murdered-Out Joint Roller

What a Joint Roller Is

• It’s a small device with two rollers (often cylindrical) connected to a flexible belt or surface. Some are manual (thumb‑powered) and some are electric.

• It usually has a groove or channel where you place ground herb and optionally a filter (or crutch)

Step‑by‑Step: How to Use a Besos Joint Roller 

Here’s a typical workflow with a Besos murdered-out joint roller:

1. Grind the herb so it’s even in texture. Not too coarse, not too fine.

2. Prepare the roller: Open it so the two rollers are separated, revealing the groove or the mat where the herb goes.

3. Insert the filter tip (if using one) at one end of the groove.

4. Add the ground herb evenly along the groove. Don’t overfill; you want space for the paper.

5. Close the roller so the herb is held between the rollers. Gently roll a few times to shape and pack the herb.

6. Insert rolling paper: Place the paper between the rollers at the top position. The sticky (gum) edge should be facing you.

7. Roll the paper by turning the rollers, so the paper wraps around the herb. Keep rolling until only the sticky edge is visible.

8. Seal: Lick the sticky edge of the paper, then finish rolling to seal the joint.

9. Remove the joint and if needed, gently pack the exposed end and twist or fold it closed.