Smokey Speakeasy

[Lynnie]

Funn! You have to have a phone number to call and get in........great history handed down to the owner from his Grandfather, who was a SpeakEasy owner in the 20's.

And, I am learning how to drink scotch, but it's a cigar friendly bar. How do I get that heavy offensive smoke odor out of my clothes? These can't be washed! Even my cab driver had a hard time with the cigar odor coming off my clothes last night!

Can't wait to go back!

 

[sunspotbaby]

hate cigar smoke and i'm a smoker! Can't you get them dry cleaned? Sounds like a cool place!

 

[DD]

Sounds very funn. Will you take me there. We can wear disposable clothes.

 

[KISH7374]

Try hanging them outside for a day in the wind and then wash them.

 

[Matt J]

Fabreeze?

 

[Lynnie]

DD, you're on~~~~

In fact, All Y'all should come! It's the coolest place I've been to in a long time! Am thinking of just wearing a bikini next time.....disposable clothes will definitely work.

I washed everything, including my sheets because the scotch I am learning to drink wouldn't let me get a shower late night, so I just crawled in bed and kept waking up smelling cigar smoke.

I can't wash the coat though. It's suede with funky buttons. And, while I don't believe in dry cleaning any longer, this would need a special leather cleaners. I wish Granny were still living because she would know exactly what to do. I have sprayed and shaken, sprayed, etc. Am going to hang it outside today (cold, but bright and sunny) and let it air out! Every time I walk by it I almost get sick!

Sure was funn though~~~~~

 

[shakennotstirred]

I always hang my smokey clothing on my porch for a couple hours to air it out. Febreze helps too. I have also heard that a dry shampoo works to get rid of the smell in your hair but I haven't tried it yet.