Yes, but probably only if they're on the top floor with you.
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It depends on the ventilation and insulation in the building. Smoke can travel through openings in the floor or vents, potentially allowing the smell to reach other areas. It's best to smoke in a well-ventilated area or use devices that minimize the smell.
If by "dirty" you mean high, it's possible. If you just smell the smoke but it isn't close to you then nothing will happen. If you're close to it and the smoke is in you're face then you might get a second hand or "contact high"
No, simply inhaling the scent of weed will not cause it to enter your system. In order for weed to enter your system, it must be smoked, vaporized, or consumed orally.
Blowing weed smoke into a pillow will not effectively mask the odor. The smell of smoke will still be present on the pillow and can linger for a long time. It's best to smoke in a well-ventilated area and use air fresheners or odor eliminating products to help reduce the smell.
Weed smell can linger on clothes for several hours to a few days, depending on factors like the potency of the strain, how close you were to the smoke, and ventilation in the area. Washing your clothes can help remove the smell more effectively.
Weed can have a strong and distinct smell that is often described as skunky, earthy, or herbal. The aroma can vary depending on the strain and how it is cultivated, but it is generally pungent and easily recognizable.