Outside Smoke Versus Inside Smoke
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I couldn't agree more. For me, this is precisely the problem with outdoor smoking.Yep, it doesn't take much wind to fan the ember so hot that it cooks out all the flavor.
I really savor the days and nights where there is little to no wind, and I'd like to install some shades on the porch to help with that.
I’ve never had the pleasure of smoking inside my home, so I may just not know what I am missing out on.
I don't seem to have trouble outdoors, in fact, I think I prefer it to being stuck inside the garage in the cold weather.
A slight breeze seems to diminish the relights in many cases. I know how to turn my head to increase / decrease the breeze over the bowl............
A slight breeze seems to diminish the relights in many cases. I know how to turn my head to increase / decrease the breeze over the bowl............
I smoke outside most of the time, but have been hitting the garage when it gets below 20°F, and I'm not sure if it is the extra aroma or that I can feel my fingers after the first 5 minutes. 
Dream of the day I could have a smoking room where I won't affect the rest of the house.....
Dream of the day I could have a smoking room where I won't affect the rest of the house.....
I smoked inside for years. But the last few years I decided to smoke outside. This was after a remodel and new furniture. My wife is ok with me smoking inside, but it seems mean because she's a non smoker.
I actually prefer smoking outside.
When it gets too cold, I put the pipes away for the winter. This usually happens the end of October, or early November up here. I can handle 40 degrees, but once it hits 30s, im done until Spring.
Its almost time to put the pipes away for the season. Im trying to get through a few open tins first.
I actually prefer smoking outside.
When it gets too cold, I put the pipes away for the winter. This usually happens the end of October, or early November up here. I can handle 40 degrees, but once it hits 30s, im done until Spring.
Its almost time to put the pipes away for the season. Im trying to get through a few open tins first.
I smoke on the patio or the front porch pretty much exclusively. When I do smoke inside, it’s at my friend’s house while watching college football or a film, but because it’s not my own place, it’s still a bit weird.
I have to do a bit of work this weekend to get our garden shed set up as a smoking lounge that I’ll move an easy chair and small room heater to for the late fall/winter smoking season.
It can get pretty cold here in northern Indiana (several days below zero each winter), and those are days when even several layers of coats and hats and heated gloves are not enough, so nasal snuff becomes my preferred nicotine delivery system.
I have to do a bit of work this weekend to get our garden shed set up as a smoking lounge that I’ll move an easy chair and small room heater to for the late fall/winter smoking season.
It can get pretty cold here in northern Indiana (several days below zero each winter), and those are days when even several layers of coats and hats and heated gloves are not enough, so nasal snuff becomes my preferred nicotine delivery system.