Do you smoke in your car?

Do you smoke cigars in your car?

  • Yes

    Votes: 93 49.2%
  • NO

    Votes: 96 50.8%

  • Total voters
    189
I do once in awhile but my commute is never long enough for a decent sized smoke.

I know when I visited SoCal, MoTheMan picked me up in his car and it didn't smell of cigars at all. In fact I assumed from the smell that cigar smoking wasn't allowed. Then on the drive he hands me a cigar and lights up himself, I ask if he ever smokes in his car, he says sure all the time. I'm telling you this car smelled normal and clean with absolutely zero trace of smoke smell.

I looked at what he used and he uses one of the automobile ozonators. He said they run a few hundred bucks but I was very impressed with it. :tu
 
I smoke with the AC on and the window wide open. Don't notice any smell, but then again I only smoke on trips--say 2 hours or more. I do those about 2 or 3 times a month, so it's not like I smoke in it daily.
 
Somebody brought up a good point. I find that if I have the blower on, less of the stale smell lingers, since air is moving through it while I'm smoking.
 
I smoked a La Requeza last night on my drive home from meeting with some clients. It's a 90 minute drive and it was the best drive I've taken in a long time!!! :)

Kept the windows cracked or down and just kicked it. Good times.
 
I do not smoke in my car. Yesterday I rode out to a lake for some fishing with my dad in HIS car and he smoked (a cigar I gave him) the whole way. The weather and his level of crotchityness at the moment dictated only a slight crack in the sunroof.

I coughed the whole way.

I like cigars, but can't stomach inhaling the smoke.
 
I have once or twice but I find it very difficult to do so as I drive a stick shift.

Cigar is usually in my left hand, so that never bothered me.

I smoke in the car all the time. I prefer to do it with the top down so there's no issue of lingering odor. If that's not an option, then a cracked window, the ac, and a dryer sheet will do the trick.
 
I do on particularly long drives (usally only on something longer than 6 hours). I do the 'drivers window cracked' routine, as well as emptying the ash tray at every gas stop (something I do VERY frequently). I keep a large bottle of febreeze in the back seat, but what really covers the odor, is when the dog takes a run in the rain, then hops in the truck for the really long drives.

Usually, I fire up an episode of Dogwatch Social Club, and I've found that I enjoy it a lot more while smoking. The activity of smoking the cigar also helps to keep me awake and focused as the trip gets later and later.
 
I do, but only when I'm out of half n' half/milk for my cigar coffee or when the B&M closes up before I'm done. Hold it with my left hand so I can shift and keep the windows cracked. I'm the only one that'll ever smell it, but it's pretty rank. Two-seat small truck + cigar smoke + man farts = no bueno :hn
 
It's all about getting the airflow correct with the floor vents and the driver side window
&#8230;and of course the Cigar Bobken Cup Holder Ashtray <click

For the after odor I stop by Starbucks and grab a few bags of the free coffee grounds and let them hang out in the back of the car for a couple of days before depositing them in the compost pile for the garden. Coffee beans are great odor eaters.
 
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Just wondering how many people smoke cigars in their cars.

If you do then how do you keep the car from smelling to bad? I don't think it's a bad smell but others that don't smoke might.

Wondering what works the best.

:chk



Just once!
 
Just wondering how many people smoke cigars in their cars.

If you do then how do you keep the car from smelling to bad? I don't think it's a bad smell but others that don't smoke might.

Wondering what works the best.

:chk

yep, i smoke in my truck quite often. i dont do anything special as far as air freshener, just let it air out. It never really hold the oder for more than a day or so.
 
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