Removing the smell of cannabis

[ARWadsworth]

The new neighbour has asked how to do it as his new house stinks of it:-)

And he is also not pleased to find out that Paul laid the laminate on top of the carpets.

[Andy Burns]

Most of the yoofs round here seem to avoid the problem by smoking it on the streets ...

[ARWadsworth]

The court stopped Paul from doing that......

[fred]

But did they really have to amputate the lower part of his foot?

I'm guessing something janitorial for the smell removal, something like:

I like these guys so:

Can't understand the problem with the lam over carpet, people are always saying it's too hard on the feet w/o decent underlay.

[mogga]

Would assume it's from smoke and treat same as cigarette stench.

(remove all soft furnishings, wallpaper, wash woodwork, doors and windows)

[Mentalguy2k8]

Am I the only one to suspect that the two issues are related?

[The Medway Handyman]

My daughters landlord did exactly the same thing before she moved in. :-)

[Huge]

In our last house we ended up having the carpets professionally cleaned to get rid of the smell of elderly dog. I imagine that cannabis is much the same.

[Peter Johnson]

Decorate? (Fresh emulsion sorted out the lingering curry smell in the kitchen when I moved into this house.)

(New people moved into a house near me more than 20 years ago thought they had fitted carpets throughout - but in the bedroom the carpet was offcuts fitted around the previous owner's furniture.)

[Tim]

Hire an ozone generator.

Tim

[Gib Bogle]

Cat piss should do the trick.

[ss]

What else did he lay on top of the carpets... :-)

[Bill]

In message , tony sayer writes

Strange you should mention this, when I moved into my current house it had a stud wall that had a carpet either side with the same pattern that didn't come up too easily. There again the downstairs floor was basic chipboard and the joists underneath were parts of a salvaged roof. Some one had even lit a fire in the grate, problem was that the base of the grate was the chipboard and it had burnt through into the void under the floor................

[Mike Tomlinson]

En el artículo , ss escribió:

From the sounds of it, it's what's under the floorboards that he should be worrying about :-)

[Scott M]

Foam backed carpet would probably be ok under laminate being relatively thin. I know someone with laminate over proper carpet with underlay and it's got a bizarre sinky feel, like there's an unsupported floorboard underneath.

Scott

[Adam Funk]

No, I wondered about that too.