Planning a 10 hr drive and would like to be able to burn a Robusto or two but have never smoked in my fairly new and clean truck. Will a couple of cigars leave a permanent smell or are there ways to mitigate any odors or aromas depending on your point of view
If I smoke in my truck?
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In my experience, as long as you create positive air pressure inside the truck, smoke will go out and leave a very faint smell that could be removed with one of those odor eaters (ozium comes to mind)
The procedure is like this:
Turn on the fan or A/C at Max speed.
DO NOT RECIRCULATE the air
Crack open driver's window to allow for smoke to escape the car
Adjust the vents to maximize the speed of smoke exhaust through the window.
After smoking, open all windows and circulate for a little while then apply smoke eater when you leave the car
I've done that several times even in rental cars without any detection, so I guess it works
Good luck
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If sprays and strong air circulation doesn't work consider a Ozone Generator.
This is the model we own and it works like a charm.
The one time we ozoned my wife's car I threw in a pair of go-fasters.
Mr. Generator de-stunk 'em both real good.
This is the model we own and it works like a charm.
The one time we ozoned my wife's car I threw in a pair of go-fasters.
Mr. Generator de-stunk 'em both real good.
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Derek | BoM June 2014
I’ve smoked off and on in my car for years. Air it out well for a couple days after and the smell eventually dies away, but know it will take a few days.
Open windows and good airflow are key. I prefer windows all the way down when possible.
Open windows and good airflow are key. I prefer windows all the way down when possible.
Sneakers.
Odium works for sure!!
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One small detail that helps in my vehicles, put the fan or AC on the floor, that way its not blowing smoke directly back in the vehicle. It pressurizes the cabin and the venturi effect of driving with your window cracked will suck the smoke out....
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As someone who's also been a truck driver, I get the desire to enjoy a cigar during a long drive. However, it's important to remember that smoking in your truck can leave a lingering smell that can be tough to get rid of. If you're worried about leaving a permanent odor, there are a few things you can do. First, you can try smoking in a well-ventilated area with open windows. You can also try using an air freshener or odor eliminator to help neutralize any smells. Just remember that it's always better to be safe than sorry when keeping your truck in good condition. And if you're looking for more trucking job opportunities, be sure to check out NewJobs4You. Happy trucking!
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