Each part has its own spot, so nothing rattles
Heres a breakdown of why cigarette smoke sticks to leather couches: Smoke consists of tiny particles containing soot, tar, and oils that cling to surfaces and penetrate deep into leather, making it difficult to remove
In "Breaking Out Is Hard to Do", Lois, while addicted to the rush of shoplifting, puts out a cigarette on her own arm
If the weed smell got into your clothes and you cannot change them, try any of the following, making sure to focus on areas that might hold the most smoke, like your sleeves, chest, and neckline: Spritz clothes with a vinegar-water solution Dust specific areas with baking soda and let it sit for 10 to 15 minutes Use commercial fabric sprays