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If you smoke weed inside your home, let me tell you a little secret. From one stoner to another: your place is dusty, and yes, your guests and neighbors can smell when you’ve been lighting up. Weed smoke trapped inside can settle into fine dust on all your floors, walls, and furniture. Over time, persistent smoking indoors can damage your walls, furniture, and clothing. And while you, me, and a lot of other weed enthusiasts might find that dank, terp-y smell of burning cannabis charming, I’m sure your non-smoking guests—and probably your landlord—don’t care for it.
What can we weed smokers do to prevent the stench? Well, we can either smoke outside 100 percent of the time or invest in a high-quality air purifier to clear out the smell and lessen smoke damage in our living space—not to mention allergens, chemicals, and other unpleasant odors. There are hundreds of different air purifier brands and models on the market. Still, most air purifiers are better suited for filtering out pollen, pet dander, and other common air pollutants.