
OK, so it’s Family Weekend and your parents are coming to campus. Your laundry is done
(well, it’s off the floor), your bed is made, and you tossed the empty handles under your bed. The only problem is that your house still smells like you just smoked. Keep reading to find out how to get rid of the smell of weed in your house!
First step is to get some fresh air in there. Open all of your windows and you turn on a fan or two.
Yes, we know you have already tried this, but it is also your best bet if you are in a pinch. It eliminates odors instead of masking them, so at least it’s a start.
I know, I know. Vaping doesn’t get rid of the weed smell completely, but it will disappear quicker than usual.
If you’re sick of your house always smelling after you smoke, smoke into a toilet paper roll with a dryer sheet attached to the end by a rubber band. Sounds silly, but the dryer sheet filters out the smell really well.
One of the easier ways on how to get rid of the smell of weed is to wash everything. Wash your bedding, your clothes that you have been smoking in, and even your towels hanging on the door. Sometimes the weed smell gets trapped in all of your things, and this simple trick will help.
To avoid having to wash all of your stuff, don’t smoke in the bedroom! Again, the smell really can get into all of your things, so this is an easy fix.
Keep your weed sealed in an airtight can or jar. This is a really important and quick way to conceal the smell.
Congratulations! You're coming to Bama! UA is an amazing school, and it gets even better when you come prepared. Here…
Bama Bound (aka University of Alabama orientation) is one of the most exciting and nerve-wracking experiences for incoming freshmen at…
The summer job season is fast approaching, and with jobs comes the interview. While I can't tell you "your greatest…
It's time to get your festival outfits ready! With the warmer weather comes our favorite music festivals, endless Instagram-worthy pics,…
Are you in college with a girlfriend? Or do you have your eye on a special girl but don't have…
2011 marked the beginning to my six-year journey at— what seemed to be— the smallest place on earth. While tiny,…