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]]>For weed smokers, the scent of a strain is one of the plant’s attractive characteristics but for others, the smell of marijuana in your house or car may create problems with people not approving its use.
Cannabis users may still have a variety of reasons for wanting to mask the scent of weed after smoking.
So, in case you’re a regular or occasional smoker, you undoubtedly want to know how to get rid of the weed smell from your home and clothes. So, let’s see what you can do about it!
Firstly, there are countless cannabis strains and due to the different cannabinoid and terpene ratios in each plant, each one has different effects and advantages. Cannabis is a terpene powerhouse because it is highly concentrated in terpenes, the aromatic substances produced by plants.
When you smoke marijuana, you quickly release all of those potent fragrant compounds as well as the sooty odor of burnt weed into the air. As a result, terpenes and burning odors persist in the air and soak into things like clothing, hair, and fabrics.
In other words, the smell of weed is necessary and inevitable when smoking but there are things you can do to minimize it in your environment.
If you don’t want it to be too obvious that you’re attempting to mask the smell of marijuana, consider a natural aroma like Nag Champa or Dragon’s Blood. Before smoking, light some incense to keep the marijuana smell from spreading into the room. Moreover, in case there is still weed smoke in the air, incense smoke may serve as a disguise!
If smoke is confined to only one room, there is nowhere for it to escape until the windows are opened. For as long as you can, leave your windows open to let fresh air in and let the smoke out.
Therefore, if you face this problem, the easiest technique to get rid of the cannabis smell is to thoroughly clean the affected areas or the entire room if you have some extra time. Baking soda and vinegar work well together to deep clean, and you may add natural odor deodorizers to those mixtures as needed.
Next up, cannabis odor will linger in fabrics like tablecloths, bedsheets, pillows, and curtains. In order to remove it once and for all, you must launder thoroughly all fabrics as well as the carpets and add some white vinegar in your wash cycle (this applies also for clothing).
Baking soda is another option that works by absorbing and trapping odors. It has the advantage of being versatile; for added freshness, you can even sprinkle it on your carpet before vacuuming.
A popular oil that isn’t particularly potent or overbearing but yet manages to mask the scent of marijuana is Patchouli Oil. Lemongrass, lavender, and peppermint are additional excellent options.
Additionally, An enzyme-based odor remover eliminates strong odors from the source, it’s safe to be used close to animals, and work better than air fresheners. Spray odor remover on all of the room’s fabric surfaces and don’t forget to fluff the curtains and pillows.
A sploof is a smoke filter (or DIY air filter) that you can use to blow into in order to hide the smell of weed smoke. When you exhale the smoke, a sploof filters it using common household items. You can quickly make one if you have a dryer sheet, a rubber band, a washcloth, a paper towel, or toilet paper on hand.
It’s likely that you don’t want your breath, hair, or body to smell like marijuana if you want to remove smells from your home or car. Fortunately, you can find many items that can be used to cover up odors.
So, your best bet for fresh breath is to brush your teeth or use strong chewing gum, preferably anything minty. You should keep in mind that when choosing body spray, cologne, or perfume for your body you shouldn’t add too much as it can be overwhelming and possibly raise suspicions.
Most airborne scents in a room are taken away surprisingly rapidly by a dehumidifier with an air filter. It is unquestionably worth the money if you frequently smoke marijuana inside.
Alternatively, smoking weed using vape pens or vaporizers will significantly reduce odors in comparison with smoking. You can also consume edible products that don’t produce odors at all. Consider these solutions as they will also limit the need to fill the room with air fresheners, oils, and candles.
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These days, cannabis fans can buy easy-to-use rolling cones and pre-rolls. However, relying upon these tools can get pricey and inhibit your ability to customize your joint. Fortunately, there’s hope for folks who can’t seem to master hand-rolling technique: an inexpensive and convenient little device called a joint roller.
Even if you’re a fairly experienced hand roller, a joint roller can be convenient when you’re in a hurry or when you need to roll several joints at once. RAW, Zig-Zag, and Juicy Jay’s make economical and high-quality joint rollers. Let’s get you started with the basic procedure for using a joint roller:
Now that you understand the basic steps for using a joint roller, you can improve your technique with some tips from the pros:
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]]>Kief remains the crowning jewel of cannabis. Over the centuries, cannasseurs have developed countless ways to extract these cannabinoid-rich particles from the tops of delicate trichomes. As we enter a more relaxed age for cannabis legalization, it’s likely extractors will discover even more hi-tech ways to filter kief off of buds.
While advanced machines may be more “efficient” at extracting kief, these are only good for people who have access to lab settings. What if you’re just a humble cannabis fan that wants to collect kief at home?
Well, the most obvious way to start collecting kief is to look for a “kief grinder.” These herb grinders have special screens that help users gather kief without even knowing it. Upgrading to a kief grinder could add some crazy potency to your smoking sessions.
Honestly, the term “kief grinder” is a bit misleading. When you grind cannabis with these products, you’re not actually tearing the plant’s precious kief. Instead, these special devices have multiple screens that help filter kief into the bottom chamber.
So, as you’re grinding your primary herb in the top chamber, any small particles from the tips of your trichomes should fall through narrow mesh screens. After multiple rounds of grinding marijuana, you should start to see kief powder forming in the kief catcher.
Please never assume that a marijuana grinder always has kief filters. While kief catchers are “catching on” in standard grinder design, this feature usually isn’t in cheaper units. Always read through a grinder’s specifications to see if it has a way to catch kief.
While you don’t have to use the kief in your grinder right away, you should inspect the mesh screens after every few sessions. Since trichomes are naturally sticky, they will clog these filters after repeated use. It’s a good idea to give these screens a quick brush after each use. You may also want to wash these screens in a mix of water and isopropyl alcohol about once per month.
Interestingly, some cannabis fans recommend popping your grinder in the freezer for about 20 minutes after each use. Since cannabinoids are fat-soluble compounds, this tip should make it easier for any trapped trichomes to fall through nitty-gritty mesh screens. After the 20 minutes are up, give your grinder a few taps on the side, and you should be good to go.
Please refer to your marijuana grinder’s handbook for the manufacturer’s recommended cleaning instructions.
Once you have a decent dusting of kief, you may be wondering what to do with it.
Well, the good news is that kief is a highly versatile way to get, well, “high.” You can add a sprinkling of kief to pretty much anything for extra flavor and potency.
Of course, you could add kief directly to bongs, joints, or spliffs for a supercharged experience. A sprinkling of kief is also an essential feature on hot new products like twax joints and moon rocks. For those who are more industrious, it’s also possible to make DIY hash or edibles with kief powder.
Just be careful about adding too much kief to your favorite cannabis products. While kief may look like harmless dust, it doesn’t take much to send you to Mars.
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