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Oct 12, 2014
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Only smoke inside in our den with a box fan in an open window.

I pulled this off in -multiple- strictly non-smoking rental homes and on every move out walkthrough NOT A SINGLE ONE ever mentioned the smell of smoke..full refunds of deposits. Something about pipe smoke..doesnt seem to cling onto everything.

As for now I smoke inside but only do so in the winter time as thats the only time house is opened up windows/french doors ..otherwise hang out on lanai.
 

Lawyer66

Can't Leave
Nov 21, 2020
319
641
Grand Cayman
I'm a renter so I cant smoke inside by contract. Still, I am kinda glad I can't haha. I kinda prefer my home smelling a bit different. Although, if I had my own house, and a dedicated smoking room, that's another story...
 
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Jul 28, 2016
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Finland-Scandinavia-EU
I smoke almost everywhere as they all did back in the day, although in my rental apartementos'while smoking I use to keep kitchen widow and door to balcony (my digging is on second floor ) a bit open all year round,yet worthwhile mentioning that even persons who visits me very seldom complain about the pipe tobacco smoke, I guess was that cigarette or cigars or Dark Fired Tobacco they would told me different
 
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Zack Miller

Part of the Furniture Now
Dec 13, 2020
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Fort Worth, Texas
Like almost everyone else, I puff outside. I’m in north Texas so it’s usually pretty mild except for July and August mid day. We are having a short cold spell, but it should warm back up tomorrow.

Wifey doesn’t want me smoking outside, but it seems that many of you don’t want to smoke inside either.

I need to rethink this garage thing for times when it may be too hot or too cold.
 

gamzultovah

Lifer
Aug 4, 2019
3,220
21,431
I don’t smoke in our current apartment, but I have smoked in our old house. I find that pipe smoke doesn’t linger or permeate like cigars or cigarettes do.
 
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Zack Miller

Part of the Furniture Now
Dec 13, 2020
645
1,961
Fort Worth, Texas
You are probably right. I recall when we were in the process of buying a house, we looked at one where the owners were cigarette smokers. I have a high threshold, but that place reeked and the walls and ceilings were discolored.
 
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WildTurkeySurprise

Can't Leave
Oct 23, 2020
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6,907
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Mt Juliet, TN
You guys are going to make me rethink my indoor smoking. I do NOT care for the odors left over in the basement even though it is only two bowls down there with the window open it still stinks. Hmmm comfort and convenience VS stink. I will probably change my evil ways, one of these days....till then I’ll just keep.....
...ridin’ on
 
You are probably right. I recall when we were in the process of buying a house, we looked at one where the owners were cigarette smokers. I have a high threshold, but that place reeked and the walls and ceilings were discolored.
In college, I would make big bucks at the beginning of summer and Christmas break, (when students would move) I would work for the landlord who owned all of the apartments in town. We went into smelly smoky apartments and painted them, and then the carpet cleaners came through and did the carpets, and then a crew came through and cleaned all of the other surfaces. And, they all smelled brand new by the time the next students were moving it. I don't understand what the big deal is.

I don't even begin to understand a pipesmoker who would think that tobacco smoke stinks. That is just way outside of my comprehension.
 
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autumnfog

Lifer
Jul 22, 2018
1,221
2,667
Sweden
I smoke at home but with windows a bit opened, just like paulie I get my apartment aired out often.

Capstan smells great.
Dunhill Nightcap not so great.
 
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Recon Paul

Starting to Get Obsessed
Aug 29, 2020
118
378
New Jersey, US
If inside it's in the basement where my man cave, office, and work shop are. She doesn't mind most of what I smoke and it does't contaminate everything like cigarettes. I avoid giving the dogs second hand smoke, so if they decide to hang in the basement I either don't smoke or go in the shop that used to be a dark room and has an air cleaner/vent system.
 
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Jeremiah Johnson

Starting to Get Obsessed
Apr 15, 2020
188
811
Westchester County, NY
I started smoking pipes in the Spring, partly because I had more time on my hands, and partly because the weather was so nice and it gave me a good reason to be sitting outside in the back yard much of the day and night! It was fine, but my wife thought I spent too much time outdoors (I sometimes listened to music on over-the-ear headphones. I can't wear earbuds because my ear canals are too small). She felt I was to inaccessible!

Now that it's cold, the weather really cramps my style. I've started smoking in the living room. There's not really a better room to do it in, because aside from the bedrooms, our house doesn't have rooms where you can close a door - it's an open plan. My wife can't really complain because she smokes cigarettes (a LOT) in our bathroom.

Cigarette smoke nauseates me the moment I smell it (I've never smoked cigarettes or cigars; I smoked a pipe briefly when in college). But I don't complain. She liked the pipe smoke at first - it reminded her of her grandfather's pipesmoking. But now it's started to annoy her. I might have accidentally smoked some Latakia in the living room! She said it smells "perfumey" now.

Anyway, it's a combustible situation (ha-ha) right now. I end up sitting outside trying to bear freezing hands on days where it's almost possible to smoke outside. This morning it's a snowday, nice and relaxed. My wife is still asleep, and I'm in the living room, smoking some Peter Stokkebye 4th Gen. Morning Blend, a nice, mild smoke.

I want to find someone who can sit in the room and tell me how the room note is for all my tobaccos, because I really can't tell. Unfortunately, since tobacco reviews vary so widely, it's pretty hard to have faith in any of the ratings or comments on room note. "Pleasant to Barely Tolerable" doesn't help much!

I should probably enlist her to do that - makes sense, right? Well, it's complicated, but I'm happy this morning! puffy ? cray