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Collette Petersen
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Burning Incense in apartment complex

Collette Petersen
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Logan, UT
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Is burning Incense the same thing as smoking? We have a lease that says no smoking in or around the building, but does that cover incense as well? I'm not super familiar with incense, does it do damage in the same way smoking does? Any input would be helpful, thank you!

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Joe Splitrock
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Quote from @Collette Petersen:

Is burning Incense the same thing as smoking? We have a lease that says no smoking in or around the building, but does that cover incense as well? I'm not super familiar with incense, does it do damage in the same way smoking does? Any input would be helpful, thank you!


 It is not the same, but has the same effects. My lease specifically include incense and candles. I have seen major damages from candles. Sometimes incense is burned to cover up pot smoke smell too. I would send notice to tenants letting them know burning incense, candles, cigarettes, marijuana, e-cigarettes and vaping are all prohibited due to air quality issues and to protect the property from damage. Even though it is not in your lease, it doesn't stop you from prohibiting it. It just makes it hard to enforce, so add to your lease for the future.

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