Cigar Furniture.....

**Island Epicurean** · 09-26-2005, 09:26 AM

Hey All;

I do most of my Cigar Smoking in my office, which has worked out great so far. All that is in there is a leather office chair and a glass desk, so there is very little to "suck up" cigar smell. Now I am looking at putting a love seat in there for something to lounge on while reading. The only problem I have is I dont want some sort of fabric which will smell like cigars in about 2 weeks.

While this isn't a real problem in the summer since the room has a balcony off it and I can either smoke outdoors or open the patio doors, winter is coming and I live in Atlantic Canada..... COLD>>>>>>> SO VERY COLD>>>>>>

I looked at a "microfibre" couch a few days ago and it is suppose to be highly resistant to absorbing odors. I really like it since it is just like Suede, but at a MUCH better price. Does anyone know how a "microfibre" couch stands up to cigar smells? Or does anyone have any material that they find good at resisting smell? (I guess I am asking you to go around your homes and smell your furniture. PPPPLLLLLEEEEAAAASSSSEEEE?

) Thanks for your help everybody!

**MMAB** · 09-26-2005, 09:31 AM

how could you not want to go with BIG overstuffed LEATHER Club Chairs??!!!

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**Jonsey5484** · 09-26-2005, 09:36 AM

I think that leather would be about the only thing that would not absorb the smell. Even though the microfibre is great at resisting odors, I think that the cigar odor will be too strong and soon enough you will begin to notice the odor. Go with the leather!!!

**stjohnroe** · 09-26-2005, 09:45 AM

Have you considered one of the Czonka cloakers?

**Island Epicurean** · 09-26-2005, 10:20 AM

Originally Posted by stjohnroe

Have you considered one of the Czonka cloakers?

What is a Czonka Cloaker?

**Island Epicurean** · 09-26-2005, 10:21 AM

Originally Posted by MMAB

how could you not want to go with BIG overstuffed LEATHER Club Chairs??!!!

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I just might go with 2 of those chairs instead of a Love Seat......... Very Classic Looking.

**tuckersdad777** · 09-26-2005, 10:35 AM

I smoke in the house, about 4-6 sticks a day. We have an air filter w/ionic mode (Wallyworld $40), and a window exhaust fan (Wallyworld $20). We also usually have nice scented candles burning. The house stays nice using these. We also hit the room and furniture two or three times a week with Freebreeze. The Frebreeze is amazing, hit the furniture, drapes and carpet and it neutralizes all odors.

**mithril** · 09-26-2005, 10:42 AM

how about one of those leather love seats from la-z-boy

**stjohnroe** · 09-26-2005, 10:43 AM

Originally Posted by Island Epicurean

What is a Czonka Cloaker?

It's kind of like an ionizer and sucks cigar smoke particles out of the air http://www.csonka.com/beta/ConsProdlist_purifier.html

**TheSilentChamber** · 09-26-2005, 04:23 PM

From what I have been told, most of the time it is the padding that will hold smell more than the fabric itself- with a few exceptions like leather. I have a pair down stuffed chairs in my smoking room and never have a problem with odor. You could allways invest in a bottle of fabreze.

**Island Epicurean** · 09-26-2005, 11:24 PM

Hey All;

I bought a new Ionizer tonight. I am going to give it a run for its money tomorrow night.

After some consideration, and consultation with my significant other, (Hmmmm, Typing that makes me feel like less of a man,) I have decided to go with a classic, Black, Leather stufffed Chair. I will update you guys on how it works out. Take it easy all! Thanks for the Great Advice!