Keep barbecue smoke from coming through the window

Barbecue smoke gets in through windows, especially in shared gardens and on balconies. A window filter reduces the smoke getting in by holding back the soot and particles in it; at the heaviest moments it is also worth closing the window briefly.

Published: 17 October 2026 · 2 min read

Keep barbecue smoke from coming through the window

Short answer

In summer, barbecue smoke from a neighbouring garden or balcony works its way into curtains and fabrics. This is caused by the greasy soot particles in the smoke.

What can you do?

Window filter: Holds back a large share of soot and particles. Smoke and smell page.
Wind direction: Briefly close the window on the side the smoke is coming from and air the room from the opposite side.
Protect the curtains: Draw back the curtains when the smoke is heavy.

Conclusion

The way to get through barbecue season without arguing with the neighbours is to use your window wisely. The filter does not keep out all of the smoke, but it keeps out most of it.

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Last updated: 17 October 2026