But I should not be subjected to pot smokers pulmonary backwash that smells like a skunks rear end! Brainy Smurf said
Because paint is porous, it may be difficult to remove the smoke smell completely from a wall

Heres exactly how I evaluate air purifiers: Test Environment Primary Test Space: 728 cubic foot room (approximately 12 13 8 ceiling) Secondary Test Space: Sealed 4 cubic foot acrylic smoke box for controlled tests Ambient Conditions: 68-72F, 40-50% humidity, baseline ambient noise 28-30 dB Equipment Used TSI AeroTrak 9306 Particle Counter ($4,500 professional-grade unit, not a consumer sensor) Measures PM1, PM2.5, PM10 with laboratory accuracy Extech 407768 Sound Level Meter (Type 2, calibrated) Measures decibel levels to within 0.1 dB Kill-A-Watt P3 Power Meter Tracks energy consumption to 0.01W precision Smoke Source: Standardized incense sticks (for repeatability across tests) and actual cigarette smoke (for real-world validation) The 5 Core Tests I Perform Test 1: Smoke Box Speed Test I fill a sealed 4 cubic foot acrylic box with dense smoke until visibility is near zero (PM2.5 typically exceeds 1,000 g/m)
Instead of leather polish, you can also apply a little olive or coconut oil
Of the five studies that did report at least one significant association, four showed the association to be tenuous and variable across different models, while only one showed it to be robust
Stem removal processes that eliminate bitter components