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fireman03

Starting to Get Obsessed
Oct 3, 2012
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I am starting to have problems with my smoke detector. I'm not referring to the little chirpy things that hang from the ceiling, I'm talking about the WIFE. I started smoking a pipe a few weeks back. At the time, the weather was great, but sadly the temps are dropping below what is enjoyable for smoking. So, over the last week, I have been SLOWLY migrating into the house. She has no concept of the different blends I am trying , but so far, Butternut Burley (and maybe Trout Stream) are the only ones that are remotely passing the test. Forget non aros. EPIC FAIL trying those out inside (FVF & ABF went down hard, even though I prefer their room note).
What are you fellas getting away with at home (or are you?)? And at what point do I have to decide wife or pipe? Lol

 

papipeguy

Lifer
Jul 31, 2010
15,777
47
Bethlehem, Pa.
I used to smoke in the house but my wife developed COPD so that changed things here. When the weather turns too cold to be outside I go to the garage. Got my chair, satellite radio and laptop and a ceramic heater for the real cold stuff. Of course, there are the several days a week that I go to the B&M for 3-4 hours.

Can't get rid of the wife. Who would cook, clean and do the laundry?(She doesn't read this stuff)

 

ghost

Lifer
May 17, 2012
2,001
4
I keep it to one room and ventilate it as best as possible. I prefer aromatics, but when I want to branch out with non-aros I make sure to be alone for awhile in the house to best air it out. This applies to wintertime too, I always stay inside but the window gets opened to air out so again I make sure I'm alone for long enough to clear the air then warm up the house again.
My wife has never asked me to do these things, and she also has never complained, so it works for me. YMMV.

 

photoman13

Lifer
Mar 30, 2012
2,825
3
Happy wife happy life. I would just duke it out in the cold.

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cigrmaster

Lifer
May 26, 2012
20,248
56,848
67
Sarasota Florida
My daughters don't care for certain blends so when they are here I will smoke my Boswell aromatics more often. They actually love the smell. The ones I stock are Berry Cobbler, Pennsylvania Dutch Treat, Christmas Cookie and Rasberry Cream. If you cannot get away with those, I suggest dedicating one room, and buy a commercial grade ozinator, that will get rid of any smell.

 

nsfisher

Lifer
Nov 26, 2011
3,566
22
Nova Scotia, Canada
Wife don't care, once in awhile she will say "what are you smoking?" She has never been a smoker but she doesn't mind if I smoke in the house. If I am smoking in the car, window must be open though.

 

pstlpkr

Lifer
Dec 14, 2009
9,694
33
Birmingham, AL
My Smokin' Hole is MY Smokin' Hole.

It is a no bitching zone.

I don't smoke anywhere else in the house, save my bathroom.

I occasionally get a scrunched up nose and a frown with a "You're smoking that stinky stuff again" but that's it.

She's just telling me something I'm already aware of. :D
:puffy:

 

cigrmaster

Lifer
May 26, 2012
20,248
56,848
67
Sarasota Florida
6. that should work very nicely. I had one similar but a little larger in my pool hall for 20 years and the sucker was still working when I closed it.

 

numbersix

Lifer
Jul 27, 2012
5,449
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6. that should work very nicely. I had one similar but a little larger in my pool hall for 20 years and the sucker was still working when I closed it.
Thanks cigrmaster - good to hear - I have high hopes for that thing.

 

fireman03

Starting to Get Obsessed
Oct 3, 2012
124
0
Thanks for the input guys. Now, where to find a pipe smoking wife! Lol
I think a smoking room with the air purifier is the way to go. As well as adding a few more aro blends. The purifier should also help when I head into the danger zone with my non aro baccy.

 

lazydog

Part of the Furniture Now
Apr 24, 2012
514
1
Six, it looks as if you have found a good ozone machine for a decent price. Should do the job on a fairly large area. Could solve a lot of issues. Let us know how its doin.

 

johnnyxpipe

Starting to Get Obsessed
Aug 22, 2011
210
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Can't wait to hear how that machine works! My wife doesn't as much complain about the smell, says it gives her a headache, I fear I may be out of luck to ever smoke inside.

 
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