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Originally Posted by Drolefille
Isn't a ventilation system the reason why the smoke is circulating through the house in the first place? The sort of smoke-filtering ventilation systems that prevent cigarette smoke from circulating are reaallly expensive if the restaurants I've seen in St. Louis are any indication.
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I'm thinking the same thing.
And as others have said if people smoking outside attracts police, there are other issues afoot. If you have too many people outside at once, just have someone come ask those that are finished smoking to come inside. And when it's freezing, they won't want to stay outside anyway.
Stale smoke makes me ill and my mother is actually allergic to it. I think for a fraternity house where both smokers and non smokers live and where parties are held it's best to keep the smoking outside. There are plenty of people that not only won't want to go there, but won't be able to without feeling ill after a while. IMO the smokers are being whiny. It's just not that hard to go outside for five minutes to have a smoke then come back in.