People who smoke, When giving gifts of clothes, Why do they not consider that the smoke sticks to the clothes?

Well, it's not me being ungrateful when my baby daughter's new clothes stink of *** smoke. Although the person that gave them to her did try and get the smell off first.

I honestly think they just don't think, as obviously the smell of smoke doesn't bother them.

I'm a smoker and it doesn't cross my mind when I painstakingly search all the shops trying to find something nice to get them, buy it, then lovingly wrap it - that all they would think of me was that I have a bad habit. The only thing I would be thinking about would be that they would smile when they opened my gift to them and enjoy it...consideration is a door that swings both ways. Someone took the time to buy you a gift. Be thankful for it.

As an ex-smoker ;1998, I didn't know. I couldn't smell smoke until I stopped smoking. Went through a long period of feeling guilty. Be tolerant, get the bloody thing dry- cleaned. It's supposed to be the thought that counts, no?

If they knew that your gift smelt, then they'd feel bad; but think of it this way: YOU'RE GETTING A PRESENT, STOP COMPLAINING DUDE! IT'S CHRISTMAS :P

Give it a wash if it means so much to you..

its a gift from a smoker a cook what ever ,you should be grateful they remembered not a picky tight a h

probably is inconsiderate but , live with it, be happy u got a gift and go on with life.

They CAN'T smell it so would likely never notice.

You sound like a commercial 'charity'.

down with tobacco

you can wash them you know!