It doesn't and wouldn't bother me either way.
Most of the trips I come back from has my kit reeking of smoke from the fire anyway. A fire will always smoke more than I ever can.
It doesn't and wouldn't bother me either way.
Most of the trips I come back from has my kit reeking of smoke from the fire anyway. A fire will always smoke more than I ever can.
Yes, very carefully!
The mountains are calling
and I must go...
-John Muir
Try a small bong instead.
I smoke,,but not in the hammock as I know I burn holes in everything I own,,but not my hammock. Or my quilts. Bad enough on shirts, pants, jackets vests, car, I guess you name it. But,,not my hammock or quilts..nope!
2nd CAG, CAP 2-1-5 5th Marines, 1st Mar. Div.
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Don't smoke!
I'm not a habitual smoker but I do enjoy my pipe some evenings. I don't see a problem with it as long as you're careful
I don't smoke and I don't like smelling smoke (as a child I suffered from asthma attacks), but I'd buy a hammock from a smoker because washings would eventually cure it. Soak it in a bucket of suds for half a day, agitate it around every time you thought about it, rinse well and hang dry and leave out in the yard for a day or two... Were I a smoker I'd wash the hammock a time or three before selling it, though. That said, my hammock has smelled like a campfire many times and while it's not the same, it is smoke.
I do enjoy an occaisional pipe, but I can't recall ever smoking one in the hammock. Usually it's a before bed watching the sun go down and making an offering ritual (not to mention keeping the mosquitoes at bay for a bit) before crawling into the hammock and the mosquito free bug net.
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