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• Steps
• Advice
• Warning

Smoking indoors is never welcome, though it is sometimes unavoidable. How the smoke can escape is relatively difficult. The most difficult is when you are trying to smoke and don't want anyone to find out. The convenience of smoking indoors may not be worth it compared to the possible consequences. However, there are many ways to reduce risk that you can do. While there's no guarantee that you won't get caught smoking indoors, there are things you can do to reduce the risk. Controlling odors, finding a way for smoke to escape, and clearing traces will increase the chances of you not getting caught.

Steps

Part 1 of 3: Hide the smell of cigarettes

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   Open a window or fireplace chimney. Before you start smoking, you must find a place where the smoke can escape. If a window or chimney is left open, smoke will circulate around the room and your health will be at stake. Depending on which room you plan to smoke in, there will always be a window open to you.
   • A fireplace chimney is a good option, as the heater is specifically designed to let smoke escape.
   • You should not smoke if the room has no room for ventilation.

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   Place a wet towel in the door slot. Next, you need to make sure the smoke won't spread to other rooms if you plan to smoke indoors. It is best to place a towel (the wet the better) under the doorway. As a result, the towel will keep the smoke from escaping elsewhere.
   • When the towel gets wet, the smoke will be harder and harder to escape, but this isn't a good idea if you're afraid of getting caught leaving a trail. Someone noticed the stain on the foot of the door and began to wonder.

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   Turn on the fan or exhaust fan. The most important thing you need to be prepared before smoking indoors is to make sure your room is really well ventilated. Turning on the fan will quickly dissolve the smoke after it appears. Each fan will have a different effect depending on the room type, but a desk fan is also enough to dispel smoke if directed towards a window or vents.
   • Some types of bathrooms will have a dedicated exhaust fan that purifies the air by absorbing moisture and odor-causing molecules. If your bathroom has a similar device, turn it on and release the smoke in the fan direction to get rid of the smell and smoke at the same time.

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   Create a different smell in the room before smoking. While you'd love to get rid of the smell of cigarette smoke completely, there is another great way to treat this smell while someone is indoors, by hiding it with a stronger smell. There are so many options available to you, it's important to know what is the best smell to use depending on the situation.
   • The most common method of hiding odors is to use room fragrance products. These 'room sprays' will give off a gentle and discreet scent to drown out other scents in the air. Room aroma products are often easy to buy and affordable. If not, you can buy it at local stores. When buying, please spray around the room, making sure to pay attention to ceilings, corners, and places where smoke odors can stay.
   • If you smoke in the bathroom, a very effective tip is to use a little shampoo and hot water in the sink. The scent of the shampoo quickly spreads throughout the room, making the smell of cigarette smoke more difficult to detect.
   • Incense is also a good choice and it can mask the smell of cigarette smoke very effectively. However, keep in mind that many people will be amazed to see the smell of smoky incense in a room, and its smell can be as annoying as cigarette smoke.
5. Try smoking after someone else has smoked in your home.
   • If someone in your home smokes, and you do not want them to find out that you smoke, try smoking after them, since then the smell of your cigarette will be harder to detect.

Part 2 of 3: Smoking the secret

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   Out the window. The most common way to smoke indoors is to find a window and direct the smoke out. This way, the smoke has room to escape, and you will be less likely to get the smell of the smoke on you. When smoking indoors, people usually stand by a window, lean on it and release smoke outdoors. The way you smoke while standing by a window will depend on the shape, position and size of the window; Any type of door is fine, as long as the smoke has a way to get out as quickly as possible.
   • If you have a table fan, place it by the window and facing out. When it's time to release smoke, release the smoke from behind the fan. The propeller will push the smoke out.
   • If you're standing by a window and don't want to be seen, keep an eye on everything outside. If someone is standing outside, you will look very suspicious as you lean out the window. Practice acumen and be careful.

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   Minimize the likelihood of sticking to odors. Always keep your hair neat. If you have long hair, it is best to tie it up so that it will not stink with tobacco.
   • When you smoke, you should remove layers of clothing on your body. The things you wear will be more or less smelly, so it is best to remove as much clothes as possible before smoking.

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   Smoking. Finally, you can enjoy a cigarette. However, be wary of anyone who might enter or find you smoking. The longer you hold the cigarette in your hand, the higher the risk of detection, so smoke quickly.
   • Make sure you have room to throw away cigarette butts if someone enters the room. If you act quickly, you will probably get rid of it without anyone knowing it.

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   Be wary of others while smoking. This includes: paying attention for noises in other rooms or footsteps that appear to be walking towards you. If you really don't want to be caught in the act, always be on high alert, so you can act a few seconds ahead of time. Just a few seconds are enough to make you be discovered or hidden for treacherous behavior.

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   Spray on the fragrance product in case you're done. Even if you spray the fragrance before you smoke, it won't do any harm to spray it again after you smoke. This way, the smell of the new room spray is the one that lingers on, and it will be difficult for others to notice any unpleasant odors.

Part 3 of 3: Conceal evidence

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   Plunge cold water into cigarette butts. Since you need to minimize the amount of smoke that tobacco produces, the best way to remove traces is with water. Hold the cigarette butt in hand and gently turn on the tap to let the water run through. Make sure to always hold the pill in hand; If the ash goes down the drain, the drain may be blocked.

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   Clean up what you were temporarily using as an ashtray. The definition of 'ashtray' in this situation will depend on where you quit smoking when you smoke. Usually a small plate or cup will have the same effect as an actual ashtray. Scrub with water and a little soap until the ash is gone.
   • If you smoke in the window, you can let the ash fall outside. This is also a good idea, as long as you don't let the ash stick to the wall. If so, a black trail falling from the window will accuse you of smoking, and the evidence is difficult to secretly clean.

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   Throw away cigarettes. The best way to secretly dispose of cigarettes is to flush the toilet.Before you flush, make sure you have wrapped the cigarette in toilet paper so that the cigarette butt is less likely to return.
   • If you are really careful and worry that you will get caught when you throw away cigarettes, you may want to put the remaining cigarette in a Zip bag. That way, when something goes out, you can throw it in the public trash.

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   Hand washing. Even if the cigarette is thrown away, you will have to do a few more things to make sure no one is found out. Let's start by washing your hands well. Make sure to use plenty of soap. Just washing your hands with hot water is not enough to get rid of the smell of tobacco.

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   Brush teeth. Just like your hands, your teeth will stink after you smoke. You need to brush your teeth for at least two minutes and pay special attention to your tongue and gums.
   • If your breath still smells, eat mint or gum to help alleviate the smell of tobacco.

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   Take a shower. Bathing is the most important part of deodorizing cigarettes, as smoke will reach any surface it passes over. Use plenty of shampoo and scrub it clean. Pay special attention to your hair, as it catches the smell quite easily. If you normally only spend a lot of attention on your hair while showering, look for areas such as arms, legs, and parts that are not covered by clothing when smoking. With the right amount of soap and shampoo, just three minutes of bath time is enough to eliminate cigarette odors.

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   Wear new clothes. When you are finished showering, wear new clothes. Even if you try your best to let the smoke fly outdoors, some of the cigarette smell will still stick to your clothes. Please wear a new suit.
   • It's best to wash your own clothes if you haven't done so in the past. The person who washed your clothes will notice a cigarette smell, even if it is a few days later.

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   Stay calm. Smoking indoors is not stressful in itself, but hiding it from others does, especially if you are close with them. If you are naturally anxious or anxious, you will find that acting sneaky causes a bad reaction, especially after you have to communicate with everyone in the house. If you've finished smoking and feel anxious or guilty, remind yourself that you've overcame the worst part. If you follow the steps above correctly, people will have no reason to believe that you smoke in the first place.

Advice

• If you are in a situation where it is imperative to smoke indoors, look for a hookah pipe. The hookah respiration mechanism leaves no smell and smoke, and many people have turned to hookah to evade smoking laws.

Warning

• Just for you may Smoking indoors doesn't mean you should. Other people may be very angry if they find out that you smoke inside the house. In addition, smoking in an airtight place puts your health at risk. Consider the potential consequences before trying to sneak up a cigarette, and decide if it's worth it.
• You should also consider the consequences of indoor smoking on others. In addition to causing bad odors, the remaining smoke will damage people's lungs, discolor walls, and many other consequences for the home and the people living in it. It is okay to smoke in the house once in a while, but if it becomes a habit then you need to be able to keep other people's thoughts and thoughts.