Yep, once again I smelled it...cannabis.
As cannabis is legalized or decriminalized in more areas, it has become increasingly popular as a medicinal and recreational drug. With this level of mainstreaming on the rise, people have become less concerned with how their pot odor may affect others.
But as a hotelier or facility manager, you need to ensure the next guest in that room doesn't enter a space that in anyway smells like what the last guest was doing.
Why Does It Smell So Bad, How Do I Get Rid of It?
Over a period of time, the use of cannabis (or even regular cigarettes) can cause persistent, severe odors. When sticky tobacco residues accumulate, the resulting film on interior surfaces continually releases malodors – even after the actual smoking has stopped.
"The smell it produces is a result of a mixture of chemicals, with one group in particular called terpenes at the forefront. Terpenes are aromatic oils found in plants and in many cases have specifically evolved to be a strong, pungent smell to
attract or repel animals. One of the most prominent terpenes in weed smell is
called myrcene and it has a musky, skunky, scent we commonly associate with cannabis smoke." *
1-800 WATER DAMAGE provides a reliable solution to help eliminate cannabis or tobacco odors while also enhancing indoor air quality. Typically, we follow the following process: