Masking the smell of cannabis smoke can be challenging, as the odor can be quite potent and persistent. Here are some strategies you can try to reduce or mask the smell: Ventilation: Ensure proper ventilation by opening windows and using fans to help circulate air. This can help dissipate the smell more quickly. Smoke Outside: Whenever possible, smoke outdoors where the smell can dissipate more easily. This is often the most effective way to avoid lingering odors indoors. Use Air Purifiers: High-quality air purifiers with activated carbon filters can help remove smoke particles and odors from the air. Scented Candles or Incense: Burning scented candles or incense can help mask the smell of cannabis. However, this method only partially covers the odor and doesn’t eliminate it. Odor Absorbers: Products designed to absorb odors, such as activated charcoal or baking soda, can be placed strategically around the room to help neutralize the smell. Air Fresheners: Use air fresheners or sprays specifically designed to eliminate or mask odors. Be cautious not to overuse them, as an overwhelming fragrance can be suspicious. Exhaust Fans: If you have exhaust fans in your home, use them while smoking to help remove the odor from the room. Sploof: Create a homemade “sploof” by stuffing a paper towel roll or empty plastic bottle with activated carbon, dryer sheets, or fabric softener sheets. Blow your exhaled smoke through the sploof to reduce the smell. Seal Off the Room: If possible, isolate the room you’re smoking in by sealing any gaps around doors and windows with weatherstripping or tape. Change Clothes: Smoking can leave the odor on your clothing. Changing into fresh clothes after smoking can help reduce the smell. Cooking: If you cook after smoking, the smell of cooking can sometimes help mask the cannabis odor. Store Cannabis Properly: Keep your cannabis in airtight containers to prevent it from emitting a strong odor when not in use. Use a Vaporizer: Vaporizing cannabis produces less smell than smoking it. While it’s not completely odorless, it is less pungent. Remember that some of these methods may only partially mask the smell, and the effectiveness can vary depending on factors like the strain of cannabis and how it was consumed. Also, consider the laws and regulations regarding cannabis use in your location, as attempting to mask the smell may not always be advisable or legal. Always smoke responsibly and in accordance with local laws.