Something needs to made them feel good and smoking is the quick fix
Best Choice by Situation Choose a dust-focused air purifier if: Your main issue is dust on furniture You deal with pollen or pet dander You need a bedroom purifier Odor is not a major concern You want lower filter costs You prefer quiet daily use Choose a smoke-focused air purifier if: You deal with cigarette smoke Wildfire smoke enters your home Fireplace smell lingers Cooking smoke spreads into other rooms Odor control matters You need a stronger carbon filter Choose a purifier that handles both if: You have pets and smoke exposure You live near traffic or wildfire-prone areas You cook often You want one purifier for mixed air problems You need extra protection during bad outdoor air days The best balanced model should have strong HEPA filtration, high smoke CADR, high dust CADR, and a real activated carbon filter
Its buttonless and puff-activated, though it does feature a very generous airflow slider for some excellent MTL/RDL switchups
The result can create a sense of pleasure and relaxation, making it difficult to stop smoking
So, it's essential to set positive and realistic expectations
Pat Benatar, 'All Fired Up' by John Schultz, Limited Edition Print, available on paper and canvas