
| Message 2952 of 22774 in Behind the Bar |
| Subject: | Re: SMOKE |
| From: | boozehound |
| Posted: | Thu Dec 11. 2003, 21:23 UTC |
| Followup to: | "Re: SMOKE" by Josh (Thu Dec 11. 2003, 04:56 UTC) |
> > THE VENT SYSTEM IS OLD - IF I LIGHT A LITTLE CANDLE BEHIND THE BAR, > > > > WILL IT CUT DOWN ON THE SMOKE IN MY AREA? LASY NIGHT I WENT HOME > > WITH BURNING EYES, SORE THROAT AND EVEN TODAY, I STILL SMELL SMOKE > > > > (MY DAY OFF). > > Nothing will cure that except a) New Job b) the bar owner buying a > new smoke eater. I've been there, man, and it sucks! newp, just gonna add more soot to the formula. popping a claritin (sp?) might help on the irritation, but replace the vent system, or at a bare minimum look into the filter in it and get a new one, or wash the one in there if it's plastic. the theory (ok conjecture for those of you following the wall banger thread) on this is that the candle flame is going to consume and burn irritants spouting them out in a less noxious form. while this works for foul smells in the loo a bit, tar and gunk in the air i don't expect would be broken down much finer, and lord knows what you get when you burn cig smoke, the stuff is chemically nasty enough to begin with. --why i stick to cigars and a pipe ;)
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