🚭 Smoke Buddy 0159-BLU Personal Air Filter: Stay Smoke-Free with Blue Efficiency Review

That and a can of Reinforced Febreeze and you're done! The only caveat is that you have to make sure you're not exhaling through your nostrils when exhaling smoke into the filter. Beginners can use a wooden clothespin until they get used to just exhaling through their mouth.

Works so well that blowing completely removes all traces of smoke from the air. Just make sure you flush it a few times because sometimes the smoke will stay in the mouthpiece and swim out if you're not careful.

product works very well it's crazy. Highly recommend this product for recreational smoking (although it has also worked well with a cigar). A note: make sure you have a good mouthguard before blowing, and blow slowly (loudly) or smoke will come out the sides of your mouth.

Perfect for your favorite herbs when you're in a pinch. The smell will linger for a little longer, but clearly there will be no signs. Combine it with a few cotton balls inside to catch that nasty brown tar and it lasts four times longer than expected without clogging the filter.

Prefect. As a kid, I made them out of dryers and paper towel tubes. God, I could have avoided a lot of trouble growing up if I had had a real smoking buddy. You have to close your mouth in a certain way for all the smoke to get inside. never mind Mine is still working but I've ordered a new one and will be using it for home backups.

I can not say how much this thing saves a life. I used the oil for the low odor, but this led to a loss of tolerance. I decided to try this popular "Sploof" brand and I'm impressed. You really can't tell there was smoke inside. This little product honestly saved my apartment life. And my tolerance helped. My last Smoke Buddy was big, worked great, and lasted forever. I found it was getting difficult to breathe, so I bought this blue regular size. On a $12-$15 item, this really saves a lot more…

I like it more than its main competitor Sploofy because Smoke Buddy lasts forever. When it finally seems dead you can warm it up for 5-10 seconds, let it cool down and it will work again. However, this trick eventually stops working. I ended up just making my own using activated charcoal and a soda bottle because it was cheaper than buying those products again. Activated charcoal can be found in the fish counters of many grocery stores. Cut or make several holes in the bottle. Tape a paper…

I usually smoke at home or in the office. My old smoke removal setup was to take a rectangular piece of plexiglass and cut a hole in it to fit my small 6" desk fan and use it as a window fan. I have one in my office and one at home. It works, but it still fills the room with the smell of burnt tobacco. I just got a smoking buddy and decided to smoke for 2 hours. I had a Gurkha 7x52 cigar. Here are the pros and cons: PROS: - light weight - small size - eliminates most of the burnt tobacco smell…

They work very well. So why only 4 stars? Well, as some have pointed out, after a fairly short period of use they become very difficult to blow. Some suggest putting a few cotton balls in the blow nozzle and removing them when the device starts to clog. This is a good idea as it actually works twice. It has a paper fiber air filter similar in appearance to the car air filters of yesteryear, and after the smoke has passed it passes through an activated filter. charcoal. From my experiments with…