Wet Dottle
Well-known member
- Joined
- Feb 27, 2008
- Messages
- 1,154
- Reaction score
- 7
Some years back I used to smoke in my home office. However, with time I started noticing the accumulation of a very gross sticky film of tar and nicotine over everything: the books, the computer, golf clubs, photo cameras, etc. Everything started gaining a funky smell, which I didn't detect when smoking, but that was very strong and unpleasant (particularly noticeable when things were taken out of the office). I tried everything I could to eliminate the problem: fans by the window, candles, air purifiers. Some things worked better than others, but the problem always remained. Other than using an industrial-strength exhaust apparatus or using a specially designated room just for smoking, there was no way to avoid it. I just cannot live with the rank, therefore my own rule is not to smoke anywhere inside the house. I also enforced that rule to cigarette smoke (then, my wife was a cigarette smoker, but she wasn't particularly unhappy with it).
The wife does not smoke anymore and I limit my smoking activities to the garage (with all doors open), but preferably to the back porch.
The wife does not smoke anymore and I limit my smoking activities to the garage (with all doors open), but preferably to the back porch.