How Thick is Pipe Smoke?

[burleybreath]

You might trying turning on the bathroom or other venting fan to create a slight negative pressure. That's what I do when I smoke stogies, and it seems to work really well. Lingering pipe scent I happen to like, and I don't even bother with the fan. If I couldn't smoke comfortably where I live, I'd hang myself. All other considerations are moot.

 

[Grangerous]

Stick to aromatics and tell them it's incense.

I really don't understand why I have to be throat punched by eye watering floral perfumes, metrosexual candles, patchouli vaporizers, essential oil burners, microwaved curry, hippy au naturale BO, and "stealth" sativa smokers... but a light vanilla pipe is exclusionarily offensive. Frankly it's absurd.

A caveat... I don’t smoke aromatics but I did try Lane’s Black Raspberry on a whim and for several days the inside of my car smelled like stale cigarettes. Horrible, lingering bad smell.

Granger dissipates on the drive home with a window down. Any scent remaining following day is detectable but minimal and to me, pleasant.

My point being “Room note” varies widely by choice and type of tobacco. Take this into your consideration.

 

[BROBS]

Thanks @shaneireland now I want a Lampe Berger. ?

 

[shaneireland]

Thanks @shaneireland now I want a Lampe Berger. ?

Do it! It's an excellent investment whether you smoke indoors, or you make a ton of curry/stir fry

 

[olkofri]

Stick to aromatics and tell them it's incense.

I really don't understand why I have to be throat punched by eye watering floral perfumes, metrosexual candles, patchouli vaporizers, essential oil burners, microwaved curry, hippy au naturale BO, and "stealth" sativa smokers... but a light vanilla pipe is exclusionarily offensive. Frankly it's absurd.

Because smoke gives you cancer**! Unlike any of those other things. Unless you live in California, in which case EVERYTHING gives you cancer, including nothing.

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**S'posedly, according to "science".