How inconsiderate of some visitors. You need a no-smoking sign at every entrance. The smoke even gets into your drapes and settles on everything.

Just politely tell them not to smoke I have trouble breathing and I can say no to smoking. just get you get a no smoking sign and put it on the front door My friend can not be around smoke she can not breath and she has a no smoking oxygen in use sign on her door
Lenamae

Personally I think its very rude to light up in a non smokers home. If your embarressed to tell them to not smoke in your home, stand next to them with air freshener every time they smoke. Im sure this will get the message across. :) *

That is just to rude for words. I am a smoker and I don't even smoke in my own home. I would not dream of lighting up in someone else's home. I really don't think you even need to be polite when telling them to go outside. Good heavens I just can't believe that someone would be so rude.

We are non-smokers and after being told I had asthma decided to tell people, "I'm not telling you can't smoke but just not in the house," Then I tell them there is a place on the porch if they need to smoke. I've never had a problem with this saying and visitors have been very respective and usually even go outside. I hope someone can find or make you a signs/door hangers.

Make a sign that says "If I see smoke coming from you I will asume you on fire and take appropreiate action." That should send the message. Than put a fire extinghisher under it, lol! :D
Coming from a non smoker who had a no smoking sign in her car as a teen because friends thought they could just light up whenever they got the urge. Several asked if my sign ws serious, my answer was of course or it wouldn't be there!!

Gosh, just type up a sign,print it off,laminate it and put it at the door. I am curious though-do you have ashtrays around the house that smokers view as an ok? I'm an ex-smoker(DH & I both quit 13 yrs ago). I wouldn't have dreamed of lighting up in someone elses home if they didn't say it was ok.

My husband was on oxgen and I don't smoke so I made a embroidery sign that said Please do not smoke .and place it on my front door so you had to see it when you came in . and If someone light up I would ask them if they seen the sign when they came in and please take their cigarette out side .

I made one that says "smokin's a No No' with the red circle with the slash on it. On black felt. Glued a magnet on the back with craft glue. I'll attempt to put it on the Projects for you. Got the red circle from Designs by Cuties.

I don't know of any but good luck. I quit 17 years ago, I have asthma, had lung cancer 2 years ago and still have more going on so I know how you feel but everyone knows that in my house there will be no smoking.

I made a frog design(facing out)Says:
Please Don't Smoke
I Might Croak

I put it in my entry table.
Works.

I like--"If I see you smoke, you'd best be on fire.

There's a no smoking sign here.

Thank You! Suzanne

Proud for you. I quit many years ago. Now the red wine?

How inconsiderate ,no one would even think of lighting up in our house ,they just disappear outside . Its bad enough when their clothes stink of smoke.My husband has been made to take off his clothes as soon as he got inside the door because they stink of smoke from where he has been.
I hate it when your outside minding your own business & someone comes up near you smoking causing you to cough or choke on their fumes.

PM for you, bobnlynn.

We both can not take smoke and I detest it. Luckily most ask can they smoke and I have now learned to say, sorry but we object as we can not take the smoke and they go outside to have a puff.
To not ask is extremely rude and shows no consideration for other people. good idea to make a sign. Good luck!

In Australia we just contact the Quit for Life program and they will send out a non-smoking kit with lots of stick-on, no smoking signs.

When Ray and I both finally quit smoking, our home became a NON-smoking zone and I haven't had to ask anyone to Butt Out, since.

If it is your home, it is your rules and NO-ONE should light up without first having the courtesy to ask if they can, you need to be strong enough to say NO! Not 'sorry, no' just NO!

Just MHO and not worth much to anyone but me. :-)
Hugs and roses, Meganne

Here is a link to a free No Smoking design