I am a smoker who's always criticized when smoking indoors or in the yard. Can this help me if I fix it to my window?
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This would suck the smoke off of your mouth and filter it to clean enough quality to be safe to breathe. Its only about 16" tall in total high however and might be difficult to attach to your window.
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I'm an x smoker and this question is a great one. Unfortunately this won't work for deleting the cigarette smoke or smell. You would have to have it up to your face and carry it around with you when you smoked. For it to work it has to be almost directly infront of the sorce. Its not made for what you're looking for, not a lot of things are. Trust me, I've been through what you're going through and know. Good luck.
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This system only really pulls from a max of 8 inches in front if it. I am not sure the filter is correct either. It is only about 6ish inches across as well. I do not think it will help your situation.
1643979
If a lot of wind is blowing the smoke will just be blown away. It is better used inside.
1891984
I think it will. It will gradually reduce the smell of the smoke, but you have to quit smoking first (at least inside the car) :) You might want to use febreze first.
111688
Negative... when the wood is smoking in the tray.. there is a tremendous amount of smoke..it would set off your alarms as well as those around you. After the smoking process the air in the backyard is somewhat permeated for a week or so...I like it but the neighbors may not. In an apt seting its a NO go!!
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I have had no problems with the smoker's damaging my stove top. You may want to look at your instruction manual for your stove. The manual may have advice on this. Good luck. I hope you get to use the smoker because it is great.
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For me, it completely gets rid of the cigarette smoke in my closet coming from a neighbors who is a chronic smoker on the first floor. I live on the third floor and the smoke permeates the entire building, including the units on the opposite side of the building. I was afraid I would have to use the ozone feature, but surprisingly, I use every feature but the ozone 24/7 and it works beautifully. I do use the ozone feature, periodically, but I seal off the door with duct tape while I run it for a day, and then turn it off when I go to bed. It seems to keep moths out of my closet, too. I plan on purchasing another unit for my main living area. For me, it completely gets rid of the cigarette smoke in my closet coming from a neighbors who is a chronic smoker on the first floor. I live on the third floor and the smoke permeates the entire building, including the units on the opposite side of the building. I was afraid I would have to use the ozone feature, but surprisingly, I use every feature but the ozone 24/7 and it works beautifully. I do use the ozone feature, periodically, but I seal off the door with duct tape while I run it for a day, and then turn it off when I go to bed. It seems to keep moths out of my closet, too. I plan... » Read More For me, it completely gets rid of the cigarette smoke in my closet coming from a neighbors who is a chronic smoker on the first floor. I live on the third floor and the smoke permeates the entire building, including the units on the opposite side of the building. I was afraid I would have to use the ozone feature, but surprisingly, I use every feature but the ozone 24/7 and it works beautifully. I do use the ozone feature, periodically, but I seal off the door with duct tape while I run it for a day, and then turn it off when I go to bed. It seems to keep moths out of my closet, too. I plan on purchasing another unit for my main living area. « Show Less
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No experience with such things, but seriously doubt that anything but a 'clean room' at medical or manufacturing facility could clean the sorry fumes of burning tobacco. Ask your smoking neighbors to move, or consider the same for yourself.
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I had no idea since I don't smoke in the house. It's kind hard to answer that since this because it's for my tenant in the back house. Sorry
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Yes Marguerite you can, as a matter of fact I use it to keep my Masterbuilt Smoker on, outside on my side porch. The only drawback maybe if the boards of your deck are spaced wider than usual. l This is an excellent product I was very pleased upon recieving. This product exceded my expectations. You can't go wrong.
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my husband smokes. I put it just next to the bar he usually sits. it doesn't work that well as i expected. but i can tell the difference by the color if he is not at home. the only thing i like is the filter which doesn't need to replace (cost extra money). Hope it helps
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I think it works better than Francis stated, but I agree that the casing is too cheap to try to hang it. It is meant to sit on a table. If it were suspended above you, the smoke from active ingredient probably would never envelope you, as it needs to do to work.
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I haven't attempted to use mine yet in the winter (Iowa), but I would say it should be able to maintain a standard smoking temperature. As for indoor use, there's no combustion of fuels for heating, so that part you could use indoor without any issue, just like an electric oven. The smoking portion would obviously create quite a bit of smoke, so I would limit that to inside the garage or something with good ventilation outdoors, and you don't care if the smell completely overtakes anything in the room.
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Hey, Lee... Your outside balcony should be perfect providing that your neighbor's window isn't open. The smoker provides very adequate smoke for the cooking process, but is not objectionable to the neighborhood. It should be a pleasant experience for all!
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It will surley help. The only problem is cigg smoke does stick to everything so after a couple months you would need to replace the filter or try and clean it real good with smell remover such as is used for pets and pet urine smells. I used to be a smoker for many years and used it in my office although I smoked outdoors only, could still smell the ciggs on my clothes and office chair, so cleaned mine, on a different model regularly until one day just couldnt remove the smell any longer. Keep the windows and door closed where the smoke comes in as the less in the room the blonger the filter will remain clean. Ciggs should be illegal! More addicting, deadly and smelly than other things! It will surley help. The only problem is cigg smoke does stick to everything so after a couple months you would need to replace the filter or try and clean it real good with smell remover such as is used for pets and pet urine smells. I used to be a smoker for many years and used it in my office although I smoked outdoors only, could still smell the ciggs on my clothes and office chair, so cleaned mine, on a different model regularly until one day just couldnt remove the smell any longer. Keep the windows and door closed where the smoke comes in as the less in the room the blonger the... » Read More It will surley help. The only problem is cigg smoke does stick to everything so after a couple months you would need to replace the filter or try and clean it real good with smell remover such as is used for pets and pet urine smells. I used to be a smoker for many years and used it in my office although I smoked outdoors only, could still smell the ciggs on my clothes and office chair, so cleaned mine, on a different model regularly until one day just couldnt remove the smell any longer. Keep the windows and door closed where the smoke comes in as the less in the room the blonger the filter will remain clean. Ciggs should be illegal! More addicting, deadly and smelly than other things! « Show Less
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I use mine on a covered porch and haven't had any problems... but there is good air flow across the smoker. If there isn't good ventilation... I would expect problems. This is a smoker, it puts out a lot of smoke. Besides thick smoke being unpleasant to be in... when hot enough... and thick enough... smoke can become flammable. If it were me... I would still own one... I'd just figure out a way to vent the smoke.
649140
No, roasted bean exhaust and smoke goes out of the unit directly. You will need to run it below your range exhaust, outside, or near an open window.
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I would think so. I use mine under a smoker on the deck. I've had it more than a year with no problems.