Smoke Eater
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Smoke outside
.Other than that I have heard off placing bowls of vinegar around the room and there are several commercial sprays and such available. But perhaps your best bet would be some sort of serious air purifier. The problem is that I think you'd have to catch the smoke before it attaches itself to fabric and such, it is a pretty resilient smell. Unfortunately I don't have any experience with the above so I guess besides the suggestion to smoke outside I am probably not going to be a big help...
Shot in the dark, but the terms "air exchanger" and "de-ionizer" are jumping out at me. If those terms/devices don't apply in this context, sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I hear ya. This is my first impending winter as a lover of the leaf and I gotta say...It's freakin' me out!
Cory-
Move out to Arizona- Winters are perfect for outside smoking- (and yet I miss my cold snow filled days back east)
there is always something in having a good cigar outside- bundled up and watching the snow fall and the silence that accompanies the fluffy flakes drifting down....
Oh well- Arizona allows for winter smokes outside- it's just the summers that will kill you
Move out to Arizona- Winters are perfect for outside smoking- (and yet I miss my cold snow filled days back east)
there is always something in having a good cigar outside- bundled up and watching the snow fall and the silence that accompanies the fluffy flakes drifting down....
Oh well- Arizona allows for winter smokes outside- it's just the summers that will kill you
Smoke outside
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When the smoke goes into the air of a room it dissipates and starts collecting on all of the exposed surfaces, including the walls and ceiling. So even when the air clears, the smell comes back off of everything in the room. I witnessed that in restaurants after local smoking bans went into effect. Long after smoking inside stopped it still smelled like stale cigarettes.
Get a Lampe Berger lamp. If it can rid my kitchen from the smell of fried Oreos and freshly chopped garlic, scallions, onion, and baked lasagna, cigar smoke is easy!
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Seriously those things work
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Me too
Sorry, guys! I couldn't decipher if Don's comment was a statement or a question!
As Chase put it, yes they do work extremely well! The only complaint I have is they are rather pricey. You can get a basic one for about $40, but they also offer a lot of classy handmade decorative limited editions that go for thousand$. The oil is a little pricey too as it's around $18 for a liter, but a liter will last you the better part of a year with normal use.
And there list of fragrances would rival Mama Bear's vast array of soap scents! You can also mix the oils to create your own scent. I like to mix the vanilla and Cedarwood...so good!
Link link link (please)!!!!!
The lamps sound cool. Thanks for for explaining.
Those are not the authentic article and I can't recommend them.
This is the official Lampe Berger site:
http://www.lampeberger.com/
If you have a Hallmark store, there is a very good chance they will carry the lamps and a nice selection of oils. You might have luck at other nick-nack type stores. Ask you mother-in-law for assistance.
Here is a pic of mine and a few oils.
