Cannabis and tobacco smoke are made of particulates that bind to drywall, carpet padding, and HVAC filters. Once they bind, conventional ventilation does not remove them — it spreads them.
Odor Control · May 14, 2026 · 6 min read
Smoke and Marijuana Odor Removal in Multifamily Buildings
Cannabis smoke migrates through wall penetrations, HVAC returns, and shared plumbing chases. Here's how to eliminate it at the source instead of chasing it apartment to apartment.
By Luften Team
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