This suggestion was done for apartment units with really bad pet and/or cigarette smell and it seems to quickly work.

Likewise, eliminating cigarette smoke odor without stopping the smoking is a losing battle.

., but I do think it akin to a heavy smoker.

I'd say the only way I could have bummed into you is if you smoke while reading a newspaper and knock the cigarette out of your mouth burning a hole in my car seat.

Unless you have a true deadbeat this will work.In most cases it's a matter of having the tenant realize that rent is a priority - before car payments, alcohol, cigarettes, recreational drugs, child support, vacations, gambling, haircuts, and dining out.

Just like discriminating against smokers, people with tattoos, etc.

The operative word here is responsible and they must demonstrate to us that they share our values for keeping our properties safe, clean, affordable, comfortable, and quiet.We do not rent to smokers.

A section 8 teen wearing pants hanging off the butt jobless in the hood spending his excess cash on cigarettes doesn't have as much pride in their appearance or life.

(I just don't answer them)Galvanized plumbingGate valvesToilet fill valves with the big float on an arm instead of the float that moves verticallySewer lines that are clogged with tree roots/tampons/butt wipesTenant applicants who want to tell you their life storyPeople on the phone who want to argue with you about how nice their pitbull isCopper thievesScreen doorsWood entry doorsTwo prong outletsPopcorn ceilingsPanelingFlorescent lightsOdors from pets/cigarettes/ghetto hygiene

Heavy smokers lived in the place before and the nicotine literally dripped down the walls.