Can I use a chemical to treat smoke odor? It is an oil made to be used in a large thermal fogger?
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yes but the chemical has to be for it. the one i use is thermal fog 5000. if you need help you can call mike at 719-481-4798
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You can, but I would use Heet, the yellow bottle, it works best for hot temp and burning longer. Hope this helpsSteve
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I use ronsonol or zippo fluid. I would worry BBQ fluid wouldn't burn as clean and leave a residue behind and gum up your lighter.
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I think the smell would bother you. For a beard I'd use argan oil or something similar.
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I would try it on a spot no one can see...just in case it removes any tint. In my short experience with this product, I'd say it would remove smoke odors. FYI it seems to be the best window cleaner I've used, even though it doesn't say to use it for windows!
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We have only used ours in an outdoor firepit, but I don't see why you couldn't use in in your open fireplace. Its doesn't create smoke or an odor.
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No, this special scented liquid is not exactly an oil and can only be used in a ceramic type burner such as Lampe Berger.
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I have one of these foggers but have never tried peppermint oil in it. If you have a Home Depot store near you that does tool rental I would rent one from them before you spend the money to buy one. Try the peppermint oil in it and see if it works. We use our fogger from mold remediation. good luck
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It should get rid of most odor. For heavy cigarette smoke and tar odors, you may want to do more than one coat.
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Hey, I have tried with various oils and reached a conclusion that the smell of oregano is too potent to be eliminated! Seriously, NOTHING I tried worked. I decided to simply accept that oregano oil smells like oregano oil :) Sorry, this probably isn't a very helpful response!!!
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I do not see anything on the directions about using this as a fogger. Contact the mfg for clarification I am not qualified to answer this question. Fiberlock Technologies Inc. 800-342-3755
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According to the instructions on this product, it should not come into contact with your skin, so I wouldn't use a fogger.
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I wouldn't because of fumes. I just use kerosene. I think it would be hard on the heater, ignition n soot build up.
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I do use an air freshener in my humidifier, but it is water based. I would guess that an oil would have to be stay heated in order to give off a fragrance.
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I'm not sure if this will work if something has soaked into the wood. You may want to try a solution of diluted vinegar and water and maybe put an opened box of baking soda in there for a bit. I've also heard that plain charcoal will help absorb odors.
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Yes... I had the same problem... Changed to this filter, got better results. Was worried that is was for pet odors. I do not use it for smoke odors. It is used for office bathrooms...Better product...John
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Hi, I bought this for cooking. This really works for preventing the smoke. But I don't think I will work for smells.