I second that!!! "Drama Queens" was all inclusive including men! Put that in thier pipe and smoke it!!! LOL! I really pray you can quit and that it will be easier than you thought it would be. PJ

I'm new here but just wanted to give my input. I know you are probably not wanting to spend a lot of money to totally "fumigate" the room by painting, stripping this and that, etc. So here is another easy alternative. It's not 100% fool proof by any means, but at least it is realistic. As long as you keep the room smoke free, plus keep the items you're selling/craft supplies, packing supplies, etc. in a confined area in the room (such as an armoir, cabinet, drawer, etc.), AND as long as the items you are selling aren't cloth, mesh, or other materials that smoke smells cling to the worst, you should do fine. You can get an ionizer, as suggested. Keep the room totally smoke free and clean furniture, etc. often, and also, for good measure, get a can of air freshener designed to eliminate odors to spray a few times a day. Keep the room closed off away from where your spouse smokes. When it cools off, keep windows open when possible during the day. As long as you keep your items and packing materials in this room in a closed space or cabinet in the room, clean and deodorize room often, get an ionizer and, again, as long as they are not cloth items, you should do just fine. Yes, there are some people who are extremely sensitive to smoke but it's a small risk if you take the easy-to-do measures listed. Now, if you were selling clothes or purses/bags, it'd be a totally different story and I wouldn't do that. But for crafts or other non-cloth items, I say go for it. I'm sure you would do well selling your crafts on Ebay. Good luck!

I am a smoker, but I don't smoke in my apartment. Former smokers and never been smokers tell me my apt. doesn't smell of smoke. This is what I did 1: Washed down the walls. I couldn't wash the ceilings, because they're that cardboard cheap stuff. The ceiling in my kitchen has been painted over, but none of the others have. 2: Washed in hot water and bleach, or simply got rid of any and all curtains. Disposed of all blinds too. (They were cheap, so it didn't matter, if you have expensive blinds that are made of plastic you could probably wash them down with hot water. 3: Sniffed around my place a lot and ran around with a bottle of Dawn power dissolve. Honestly, that stuff worked fantastic for the little corners and things I found where the smell would linger. I also used several bottles cleaning all around my windows, in the little cracks, etc. I always made sure to do this on warm days so I could keep the windows open 4: Speaking of windows, when I was home, I lived without the AC, bought a bunch of cheap box fans, and ran them in reverse in every room I could. When I wasn't home, I ran the dehumidifier. The problem with cig. smoke is that it's sticky. (Smoke from various illegal substances is even worse, I know this because the people who lived here before us smoked a lot of that) The moment any moisture gets in, it mixes with any dried sticky smoke and hydrates it, making it much smellier. The humidifier dried it up. 5: Again, washed down the walls, after several months of "Fan when home, humidifier when not" 6: Scrubbed bathroom tile with Dawn power dissolve and then used a Clorox bleach pen on the grout. 7: Bought a shark floor steamer and washed the kitchen floor quite often. That eliminated the need for any harsh floor detergent. Distilled water works the best in one of those, and you can get a gallon of the stuff for about a buck. It worked wonderful, especially getting into the little cracks. 8: For the carpeted floors? (which is everything but the kitchen and bathroom) I knew that would be a problem, so I just went crazy on it. Made carpet freshener from baking soda. For every box, I mixed a half a teaspoon of cinnamon. Try this before you do it yourself, because some people find that even that little can make them sneeze. I took each room, one at a time, pulled the furniture out, sprinkled the carpet freshener liberally around the room and left it. Preferably, I did this when we were going out for a few hours. When I came home I vacuumed. Did this with each room about three times, then I would... 9: Rent a carpet steamer (Or, call a professional, but renting was cheaper) steam cleaned the carpets. 10: Continued to vacuum and use my home made freshener whenever possible. Didn't move all the heavy furniture out of the way anymore though, unless it was spring/fall cleaning. Just vacuumed as I normally do, but used the freshener. 11: Put boxes of baking soda into all closets and in cabinets. (after cleaning them, of course) Since doors and cabinets are kept shut, it's hard for them to be aired out. The baking soda helped a lot. Also, if I could I kept the doors open. The biggest problem? People who came over started griping that they could smell the cat's litter boxes, when they never had before. So, we learned to changed them the moment someone came over. (Not that we don't changed them a lot anyway, but we'd go to the extra effort) and also switched to a sawdust type litter that works better than any litter I've ever tried at covering up the smell with a natural scent (pine or cedar) No, I didn't use baking soda in the litter box, never found it helped all that much. I do put a layer of newspaper on the bottom though, to help absorb the urine. Since I use the newspaper for compost, (only for non edible gardening) I never felt guilty about using it for the cats. And, my cat box is 12 years old and the bottom looks brand new.

I smoked a little over a pack a day and a good choice for me was the "tornado" at totally wicked USA or it is called the "ego" at Janty USA for $80, the price of a carton and the battery lasted several cartons before dying. Madvapes.com has something that looks very similar on sale now for $50 called the "hello" and the battery should last longer since it has higher mah than the tornado/ego. The tornado lasted between 6-8 hours of constant vaping before needing to be recharged. I had the e cig glued to my lip till I got past the withdrawals and got a higher nicotine level. If you smoke as a pacifier like I do you can eventually upgrade to a mod. The ego/tornado and hello are still pretty small battery's that last much longer than the cigarette size. These are all 510 models and will work with 510 carts or 510 cartomizers. Don't throw away your used up or empty carts or cartomizers because you can refill them with the e-liquid to save some money. Most people recommend the 510 model as a first e cig because it has more of a throat hit than other models and the flavor is decent. If you find you want more throat hit you can buy a low resistance atomizer that will give a stronger throat hit but you will use up more liquid. You can also buy adapters for most e cigs that will let you try other models carts or cartomizers such as a 510 to kr808 adaptor lets me use the kr808 cartomizers on my 510 battery for only a few dollars. Also, I thought the tobacco flavor that comes with the totally wicked Kit was the nastiest flavor and their juice is way more expensive than other vendors so buy juice elsewhere. I like the madvapes fruit flavors and I originally thought I wouldn't like anything that wasn't tobacco or menthol flavor. Boy was I wrong it is so much more fun to try different flavors. Choose a manual battery over an automatic battery or else you risk having your drag cut off before you are satisfied. Also, if you start to vape more than you smoke like I did your inhaling will get longer cause you can breathe better. At first i just cut down my cigarettes until I realized how much better vaping tasted, smelled, and left my mouth feeling cleaner. However, from what I see on the e cig forums most people just stop smoking once they try vaping. As long as you get there without wanting to kill yourself like people on Chantix. Hope this helps don't be afraid to ask questions at the e cig forums they have all been there and are really friendly and helpful. There are also throw away cigarette type models for around $10 if you just want to try it but buy some juice too so you can see the difference.