Absolutely, bubblers can take concentrates or dabs with a few tweaks, giving them a versatile alternative if you're not ready to invest in a specialized setup, though they're ideal as a short-term solution for retaining flavor and Global-Hookah potency. To begin, replace the regular bowl with a quartz banger or nail that suits the joint size. Use a torch to heat it up, then add your dab to vaporize it. The water chamber will cool the vapor much like it does smoke. This arrangement works like a dab rig, giving you smoother hits than dry techniques. However, bear in mind that bubblers aren't made for concentrates, so their bigger chambers can make the flavor less strong than with smaller, purpose-built rigs. It's important to keep things clean because floral residue can change the taste of dabs. You should clean them well between usage and think about adding percolators to help with diffusion. It's easy to try out dabs with gear you currently own, but eventually switching to a good dab rig can provide you better, more enjoyable experiences without losing the subtleties of your concentrates.