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We have non-smoking rooms. People smell bad enough without adding that to the mix. We do, however, allow smoking on the porches of our cottages. Wouldn't you know it, now that the weather is finally cooling down here in Texas, the guests in one room decide to sleep with the AC turned off and the windows open. Not a problem. It's actually very pleasant to do that. The problem arises when you get a chain smoker on the front porch of the cottage who has left the windows open while they smoke.
We walked into fluff the room and it was like walking into an ashtray. I Fabreezed the room and by the time they left, the room smelled like a hotel room that had formerly been a smoking room converted to a non-smoking room.
That stench sticks to their bodies and we had to remove and wash ALL the bedding including mattress pads and pillow covers and will probably have to dry-clean the drapes. Thank God for Fabreeze! We have a couple of days before that room is occupied, so I have the windows open airing it out. It's gradually getting better.
Nice people, nasty habit.
We walked into fluff the room and it was like walking into an ashtray. I Fabreezed the room and by the time they left, the room smelled like a hotel room that had formerly been a smoking room converted to a non-smoking room.
That stench sticks to their bodies and we had to remove and wash ALL the bedding including mattress pads and pillow covers and will probably have to dry-clean the drapes. Thank God for Fabreeze! We have a couple of days before that room is occupied, so I have the windows open airing it out. It's gradually getting better.
Nice people, nasty habit.