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Best way to get rid of smell

AdriftPanda

AdriftPanda

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Just wondering some of the ways you guys get rid of the cigar smell? I usually smoke in my car when going on long trips and the smell just won't to away for at least a couple days. And the combination of febreze and smoke just makes it worse.

So what are some good ways to get rid of the smell?
 
AdriftPanda said:
Just wondering some of the ways you guys get rid of the cigar smell? I usually smoke in my car when going on long trips and the smell just won't to away for at least a couple days. And the combination of febreze and smoke just makes it worse.

So what are some good ways to get rid of the smell?
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Ozone machine will help some, but a lot of the smell comes from oils from the smoke that are deposited on the materials in your car/room ect. Those have to come off with scrubbing, or they will dissipate over time. ???
 
CRQuarto said:
Ozone machine will help some, but a lot of the smell comes from oils from the smoke that are deposited on the materials in your car/room ect. Those have to come off with scrubbing, or they will dissipate over time. ???
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Pointing an ozone generator with a high enough output at whatever is causing the odor, will eliminate it. I don't understand the science behind it...it's just my experience.
 
in2xshp said:
souldog24ca said:
I just run twice around the block really really fast... ???

DOUBLE THREAD POST?

http://www.cigarpass.com/forums/index.php?...st&p=836260
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Are you doing much running lately? :whistling:





Seriously, how's the recovery going?
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Actually, it's going quite well. I am back on duty full time, running 2 miles every day now, and I have 6 sessions of physical therapy I'm waiting for the Doctor to schedule. Thanks man, I forgot to keep everyone updated...
 
What's a coupla days matter?

Personally, I like that smell in my truck! :laugh:

But if you keep a couple tupperware containers (open, or with well-punched lids) of charcoal briquettes under the seats, they'll absorb most odors. Also, while actually smoking in the truck, I always make sure to switch the A/C from recirculate to vent, and crack the driver's side window just enough to create an outdraft. Keeps it from building up too badly in the first place.

~Boar
 
If you can afford cigars, you can afford leather upholstery. problem solved.

Doc.
 
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