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--off topic -- Removing cigarette smell from interior 700

posted by  someone claiming to be Ursula on  Fri Jan 21 08:05 CST 2005 [RELATED]

I didn't even drive my car during those 21 days, since it was one of my "havens" that I associated with smoking. So today was really the first day that I took my 740 for a ride, and as SOON as I opened the door I was like "yuck , ... is this what people smelled when they rode with me?" And I was only a 1-pack every two days smoker before but I did enjoy opening the sunroof and flicking my ashes down the highway. But the smell this morning showed me how accustomed I had become to the smell of tobacco -- which is not one of the most aromatic especially in the closed confines of the space of an automobile.

I'm am thankful to have gotten through it and encourage anyone who is thinking about stopping to DO IT. You'll thank yourself in as little as 21 days.






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