We all know that puffin’ is no good for your stuffin’ (organs), but did you know that it can also be detrimental to your home’s value?

According to Realtor.com, smoking in your home can gut its resale value by up to 29%.

The problem is tobacco smoke byproducts can cling to walls and other surfaces like smoky spiders long after you've moved out and taken your smoke with you.

"You could breathe in several hundred nanograms of these carcinogens long after the last cigarette burned out,” Joshua Miller, director of technical training at Rainbox International, a home restoration company, told Realtor.com.

If you think you can hide the smell, think again. Buyers can definitely detect an uncovered tobacco smell, but they can also get suspicious if there is an overpowering scent of air freshener in the home.

The only real solution is deep cleaning, sometimes to the point of replacing whole systems in the home.

So, if you smoke and you’re about to put your home on the market here’s what you need to do: