All year round in the conservatory with the doors and windows open, no matter what the temperature is.
Smoking in the Home
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I have a rocking chair in my bedroom that I smoke in. It's the only room in the house I'll smoke. Roon note goes away in a few hours with pipes and the smell doesn't seem to stick to anything like cigarettes do.
I smoke mainly in my living room in the winter or in the summer on my balcony.The other half knows whatever she says wont change that.
I am surprised how many dont smoke inside,of course its your choice.
I own my house so dont have to abide by any landlords rules and figure if I wanted to sell up I can just decorate.
I am surprised how many dont smoke inside,of course its your choice.
I own my house so dont have to abide by any landlords rules and figure if I wanted to sell up I can just decorate.
I only smoke cigars outside,I smoke my pipes in my den,usually with window open and fan on. If my kids and grandkids are coming I switch to all outside. I live in Florida so I can smoke outside year round,but it do get mighty steamy in late summer!!
I smoke in the house and outside but I am building a new "Man Cave" that I will spend most of my time in. My wife is going to remodel the Living room as her show room so no one will be allowed to smoke in there. But I figure thats a fair trade
In Florida I smoke in the 'Lanai' which to you and me is a messed up conservatory built out of wire mesh but since the weather is so nice most of the time I don't mind.
I've never understood this. The smell of tobacco is wonderful. I... I... I just don't understand.
I'm an occasional/hobby smoker, maybe one bowl a week. If I were an all day/everyday smoker, I'd probably be smoking in the house. Constantly going outside all day long to smoke my pipe would be a pain in the ass.
I've been married 42 years and yes, I'm happy. Half of the house belongs to my wife.
I guess I could smoke inside my half.
I've been married 42 years and yes, I'm happy. Half of the house belongs to my wife.
I guess I could smoke inside my half.
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.....
The missus likes to see me smoking the pipe so doesn't mind me smoking in the house.....she doesn't like cigar or cigarette smoke though.
To be honest I much prefer to smoke outside but if I do smoke inside it'll be in the kitchen next to the open back door.
To be honest I much prefer to smoke outside but if I do smoke inside it'll be in the kitchen next to the open back door.
I find that aromatics smell the worst in a room after a while. Latakia is a close second. I really like the way latakia smells in the room when first lit, but by the bottom of the bowl... blech.
Straight Virginias. Try smoking that inside. I bet everyone loves it. People always compliment the way my house smells. It's homey.
Cigarettes, never. Cigars... my wife would kill me. But, a straight Virginia, and everyone is happy... unless you're weird or something.
Straight Virginias. Try smoking that inside. I bet everyone loves it. People always compliment the way my house smells. It's homey.
Cigarettes, never. Cigars... my wife would kill me. But, a straight Virginia, and everyone is happy... unless you're weird or something.
Fresh pipe tobacco smoldering away in the pipe smells great. It’s that stale old ashtray smell I’m trying to avoid.
When I was formerly in an apartment I smoked in my car during the winter and during bad weather in the summer. Now that I am a home owner I have a nice sized outbuilding that I use year round. I use an air filter in there and a large construction propane heater in the winter.
When we come home after travel, the smell of tobacco greets us at the door, and it is very warm and homey to us. It is nothing like an ashtray or bar room. Virginias just don't stink like those other blends.
Even my once tobacco-nazi wife loves the way our home smells. And, folks will usually say something positive about the aroma when they visit, even non-smokers.
Maybe you guys just don't love tobacco like the rest of us do.
Tobacco haters. 
Even though I'm not allowed to smoke in any of our homes (wife's rules), I probably don't want to anyway. Our primary home is an old farm house here near Stokesdale, and it probably doesn't matter here anyway because many generations of ancestors that lived here smoked inside the house and the house always has that old house smell if you know what I mean, but our other two properties are really nice and I personally don't want to diminish that with pipe smell. Overall, it's just always been a habit to step outside to smoke.
I’ll be honest, I might not have given it a fair shake. I know my shop will get to smelling like an ashtray/bar, but it might be because I dump my ashes right on the concrete floor. ?When we come home after travel, the smell of tobacco greets us at the door, and it is very warm and homey to us. It is nothing like an ashtray or bar room. Virginias just don't stink like those other blends.
Even my once tobacco-nazi wife loves the way our home smells. And, folks will usually say something positive about the aroma when they visit, even non-smokers.
Maybe you guys just don't love tobacco like the rest of us do.
When it starts smelling that way, I just blow out the shop with a leaf blower.
Either in the garage or one of the sheds.
I did convince her once that it didn't smell like cigars and what little smoke did come out of the pipe as I told her they are almost smokeless ?, didn't stay around like a cigar either.
Sat in the arm chair next to a window, picked a nice smelling tobacco, got all comfy and excited, thinking this is it, smoking indoors, nice.
Lasted 10 minutes then I got booted out ??.
I did convince her once that it didn't smell like cigars and what little smoke did come out of the pipe as I told her they are almost smokeless ?, didn't stay around like a cigar either.
Sat in the arm chair next to a window, picked a nice smelling tobacco, got all comfy and excited, thinking this is it, smoking indoors, nice.
Lasted 10 minutes then I got booted out ??.
I can’t enjoy my pipe when I’m freezing my arse off and my significant other at the moment is a cat so yes I light em up indoors. Besides my coffee will go cold with my first pipe of the day if I went outside at this time of year.