Collection: Hookah Lounge Smoke Eaters, Ventilation Systems, & Air Cleaners

How A Smoke Eater Can Benefit Your Hookah Lounge, Bar, Or Shop

One of the most essential components of a hookah lounge, bar, or shop is a smoke eater machine that eliminates smoke, purifies the air, and ventilates new air silently. You don't want patrons sitting in dense fog or smoke spreading throughout your home.

Think of this air purifier and ventilation system as an investment in your hookah lounge. The more people you can make happy, the more they will continue to come and the more friends they can invite to tag along even if they are non-smokers.

We have a variety of smoke eaters available to blend in with the decor of your hookah lounge, bar, or shop. There are portable, concealed/ducted, ceiling-mounted, wall-mounted, and flush-mounted air cleaners. Ranging from as low as $900, up to north of $5,000.

How To Know Which Hookah Smoke Eater Is Right For You

Depending on if you need a smoke eater for home or commercial use, the room size, and how many smokers you will have at once, we can help you make the right choice with our Smoke Eater Recommendation Form.

If you already have an idea of which smoke eater air purifier you want for your hookah lounge, then you will just need to calculate the cubic feet per minute (CFM) so you know what size machine to get that can handle the volume of airflow you will need.

Every brand of hookah smoke eaters, air purifiers, air cleaners, and ventilation systems we carry is top-level. Airpura, CleanAir, Smokeeter, CleanLeaf, Smokemaster, EverClear, LikeAire, MiracleAir, and AirMac are all great brands with solid reputations.

What Is Hookah?

A Little History Lesson:

Hookah pipes have been in use since the early 1600s, originating in India and Asia.  

A hookah is a water pipe that’s used to smoke sweetened and flavored tobacco. Hookah is also referred to as narghile, argileh, shisha, hubble-bubble, and Goza. The hookah pipe is usually quite large and consists of a water chamber, a tobacco chamber, and one or more flexible tubes stemming from it that allow multiple smokers to inhale at the same time.

In the 1990s, flavored tobacco became popular in Eastern Mediterranean countries, and hookah use grew from there to eventually spread around the world. Flavorings such as molasses, fruit, mint or coffee, sweeten the taste and aroma of the tobacco. A small piece of burning charcoal is placed on flavored tobacco. Charcoal stays separated from tobacco with a small piece of perforated aluminum foil. As the charcoal heats the tobacco, smoke is created. As a user draws on the stem or hose of the hookah, smoke is pulled through the water chamber, cooling it before being inhaled.