Bretrick
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- Perth Western Australia
Opened my back door now my place is full of the stench of my neighbour's cigarette smoke
Don't you just hate that?
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hollydolly
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OMG!!...noooooo.. is this the same neighbour whose kept you awake ?
OneEyedDiva
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Uggggh! 
@hollydolly That was what I was wondering.
@hollydolly That was what I was wondering.
Bretrick
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- Perth Western Australia
No, neighbour on the ground floor next to me.
He comes down my end of the building to smoke instead of smoking up his end.
I have told him off several times but he has no respect for others.
I got angry one day when I watched him throw his butt on the ground, I went up to him, there were many butts on the ground, I simply said to him "Don't throw your butts on the ground, put them in the bin and show some pride in where you live.
He ignored me.
There are too many people who are big on the notion of their “rights” but not their responsibilities. Before smoking was banned in public places, I had more than one restaurant meal ruined by smokers. On a bus trip with a ”no smoking” sign up front, two parties still smoked, and the driver did nothing. I arrived at my destination with burning eyes from the fumes. Nicotine is a tyrannical mistress…
horseless carriage
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Next time you're out and about take a pooper-scooper with you. Not only will you be doing a service by clearing up the street, you can drop the contents on your neighbour's door step.
WheatenLover
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- Georgia
There is a spray called Odo-Ban. I bought it at Amazon. When my husband smoked in my house, I used it. My big sniffer daughter didn't even notice it when she came home. So I got rid of the odor and didn't have to listen to my daughter's hissy fit.
Odo-Ban also worked when I burned a pot full of chicken bones simmering to make bone broth. The whole house smelled awful. I had forgotten that I had something on the stove.
Odo-Ban also worked when I burned a pot full of chicken bones simmering to make bone broth. The whole house smelled awful. I had forgotten that I had something on the stove.
hollydolly
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I thought that was a good idea, never heard of Odo-Ban, but I could use it in my home when I get a whiff of my next door neighbours', stewed onions and deep fried foods.. which waft across into my kitchen window or through my open back door on breezy days.. but unfortunately Odo-Ban means a brand of deodorant here
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Odaban-Ant...6?keywords=odo-ban&qid=1639225936&sr=8-6&th=1
ROFLOL!
Between the smoke, smelling what my neighbors are cooking and.....their squeaky bed springs, I'm lucky I've never lived in an apartment or condo.
I spent a few nights at a girlfriend's apartment. The next morning, I left a can of WD40 by the neighbor's door.
Between the smoke, smelling what my neighbors are cooking and.....their squeaky bed springs, I'm lucky I've never lived in an apartment or condo.
I spent a few nights at a girlfriend's apartment. The next morning, I left a can of WD40 by the neighbor's door.
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Truly, apartments make enemies of people who might otherwise like each other. I've lived in apartments all my life except for a weekend house I used to rent in Woodstock NY.
I'm like a caged lion in an apartment.
Can't
Living in a house in town is bad enough.
But our neighbors are gents.
No issues.
The ones in back are the best
.....It's a cemetery
Sassycakes
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