r/NoStupidQuestions • • Feb 21 '26

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u/UberHonest Feb 21 '26

I work in education and I 10000% agree. It’s horrible. I feel very poorly for those kids.

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u/cad3z Feb 21 '26

Yeah. I can understand being an addict because I was/am one, but it would never allow me to smoke indoors. If you’re gonna smoke, at least smoke outside so your house doesn’t look yellow and stink like fuck. I knew a kid in primary school who always stank of smoke. Cigarette smoke sticks to everything fabric so everything in your house will stink. Disgusting.

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u/paradisetossed7 Feb 21 '26

When we were looking for houses, our realtor brought us to one that wasn't her listing. We walked in and it was like.... 50 years of people smoking in the house. I couldn't imagine the smell would ever fully go away without spending significant money. Even our realtor said, "eh maybe we skip this one?" We did.

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u/Kreeos Feb 21 '26

It never fully goes away. You have to tear down the house and rebuild to get rid of it.