To: neverdem
I just bought a house, cheap, that had been heavily smoked in. After a wash and paint, it still smells. Apparently, much of what I had washed was the actual Nicotine. Nasty stuff, if you dont keep a clean house (previous owners were pigs, with all due respect to pigs.) This article gives me cause for concern. I think I may rent an Ozone generator and try that.
11 posted on
02/09/2010 1:20:48 AM PST by
Paradox
(ObamaCare = Logan's Run ; There is no Sanctuary!)
To: Paradox
This article gives me cause for concern. I think I may rent an Ozone generator and try that. Read all the science on Ozone Generators and that will freak you out too...you know, if you are easily freaked out....Then, if you replace carpets, you can read the 'science' on carpet out gassing and get more freaked out, then buy new furniture and get freaked out on fabric material.Don't even think about buying a bbq grill or enclosed fire pit...that 'science' will wig you out for sure.....
You'll have a Freak-Fest!
24 posted on
02/09/2010 6:23:56 AM PST by
libertarian27
(Land of the FEE, home of the SHAMED)
To: Paradox
Maybe you should have bought a non-smoker’s house...see how easy that is.
27 posted on
02/09/2010 9:48:32 AM PST by
demsux
(Obama: Killing Jobs Not Terrorists)
To: Paradox
I hope you don't have a furnace or cellar. Carbon monoxide is deadly. Fire places are deadly too. Soot everywhere. Your neighbors inhale the smoke when the wind is just right. Cars and trucks on the road leave fume deposits on your flowers (which are sniffed) and vegetables (which are eaten). Snow is hazardous too. Salt used to melt it on the roads turns to dust which can be inhaled when breathing. Cooking fish is hazardous also. How long does that smell linger in the house? LOL
Stop worrying about the invisible. Enjoy life! be happy and no cancer will attach itself to you.
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