Get rid of the "cigar smell"

[Blueface]

Originally Posted by N2 GOLD

This is what I tell the people who have nothing better to do.

" I'm a grown man who loves to smoke cigars. So what if "I" smell like somke Accept it & come to terms with it. How dare you tell I can't smoke. I strongly suggest you walk away before I become politically incorrect with your face. "

99.9% of the time they just walk away with nothing more to say...

Gotta tell you, not something you'll find in Dale Carnegie's "How to win friends and influence people".

[replicant_argent]

Originally Posted by N2 GOLD

This is what I tell the people who have nothing better to do.

" I'm a grown man who loves to smoke cigars. So what if "I" smell like somke Accept it & come to terms with it. How dare you tell I can't smoke. I strongly suggest you walk away before I become politically incorrect with your face. "

99.9% of the time they just walk away with nothing more to say...

I bet I know what they are thinking, however.

[Bruzee]

Happy wife = happy life!!

[JackSchwartz]

My wife doesn't mind the cigar smell at all. Now if you have a good tip for getting stripper glitter off I'd really appreciate it!

[N2 GOLD]

Originally Posted by JackSchwartz

My wife doesn't mind the cigar smell at all. Now if you have a good tip for getting stripper glitter off I'd really appreciate it!

YEAH, that glitter is a pain in the A$$...

Sounds like what I do everytime. lol

Only thing I can't figure out is how to minimize the smell in the house. It's cold in Ohio, so I enjoy the experience much more indoors...but at the end of the day it's smoke, what can we expect.

[goatfarmer]

Originally Posted by Slow-N-Steady

Sounds like what I do everytime. lol

Only thing I can't figure out is how to minimize the smell in the house. It's cold in Ohio, so I enjoy the experience much more indoors...but at the end of the day it's smoke, what can we expect.

Got fed up with sitting in the extremely cold and wet weather and recently started smoking cigars in the house. Have the floor model air purifiers, which works okay, but I still detect the residual cigar odor. Decided to purchased an ozone generator, called 'Odor Free Purifier' ; only used it a couple time and it seems to work. There have been occasions when other smokers have visited where the cigar smoke can be overwhelming. Within the next day or so I set the timer for 2-3 hours to return and unable to detect an odor. Had been considering purchasing the unit after a stopover in Reno and stayed in a motel room for smokers, I set the purifier on and return in a couple hours and find the odor gonee. Anyhow, intend asking non-smoking neighbors who just returned from vacation for their opinion.

[CigarNut]

Originally Posted by Krish the Fish

I'm sorry in advance if someone's covered this, but I think I have it mastered. I personally love the smell, but I know it can be offensive to non-smokers and people who just hate the smell of cigars. Here's the gameplan:

For your clothes:
Throw the "smoky" smelling clothes in the laundry, and get fresh ones on after your shower (this is the failproof plan I've come to use)

For your breath:
A good brushing and Smart Mouth rinse.

For your hair:
Shampooing usually does the trick. Heck a shower will get it off most of your body except...

For your hands:
This is usually the hardest part... that cigar smell lingers on your hands even after vigorous washing with handsoap (multiple times. Trust me, I've tried everything). The best way I've found is to use alcohol-based hand sanitizer twice. Smell free!

Hope it helps y'all. I wish I had a reference like this when I first starting smoking. Smoke something good!

Krishna

It may sound crazy, but the best way to clean your hands is to use some toothpaste... It really works -- use it like soap, scrub a bit and viola -- minty fresh hands -- try it.