Would this work for smoke smell on furniture?
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This product has been re-formulated and processed by a different manufacturer. It was once a very good product, however currently would fail to remove any odorant or smell. It's similar to spraying water into the air. Pass on this.
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We have not tried it on furniture. You may want to try it on an inconspicuous place to see if the product would damage the covering. The product does a good job for smells in the air. Hope it works for you.
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I have never spayed it on items, only in the air. I am not sure if it would be appropriate for furniture.
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I'm not sure. I just used it in my car but I don't smoke. I bought a bunch of take-out food and my car had an awful odor in it when the food was taken out. So I immediately spayed this in my car and nobody could smell the food, which I thought was great. I've even used it in the bathroom after putting chemicals in my toilet and cleaning the floor (sometimes cleaning supplies give me a bad headache), and it seemed to take those smells out too. It's not like 100 percent it's gone, but it's probably a good 95 percent better. I think it might work with smoke ... it's worth a try, I guess, because you can always use it for other odors. I hope this helps. I'm not sure. I just used it in my car but I don't smoke. I bought a bunch of take-out food and my car had an awful odor in it when the food was taken out. So I immediately spayed this in my car and nobody could smell the food, which I thought was great. I've even used it in the bathroom after putting chemicals in my toilet and cleaning the floor (sometimes cleaning supplies give me a bad headache), and it seemed to take those smells out too. It's not like 100 percent it's gone, but it's probably a good 95 percent better. I think it might work with smoke ... it's worth a try, I guess,... » Read More I'm not sure. I just used it in my car but I don't smoke. I bought a bunch of take-out food and my car had an awful odor in it when the food was taken out. So I immediately spayed this in my car and nobody could smell the food, which I thought was great. I've even used it in the bathroom after putting chemicals in my toilet and cleaning the floor (sometimes cleaning supplies give me a bad headache), and it seemed to take those smells out too. It's not like 100 percent it's gone, but it's probably a good 95 percent better. I think it might work with smoke ... it's worth a try, I guess, because you can always use it for other odors. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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A number of years ago I used it on a mattress from a smoker's home. It took out the smoke smell right away.
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I don't think this would be a good filter for paint fumes or smoke, I use this for work daily to protect me from drywall dust when we sand. Sometimes we are sanding and the next unit over the painters are painting and I can smell a slight hint of paint
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Good question. I don't smoke and don't have any visitors that smoke either, but from everything I've seen it should help a *lot*. Of course realize that the smoke particles will plate out on your floor, walls and furniture as they are pulled out of the air. I doubt you'd find any air purifier that would do a *better* job with cigarette smoke. (it would be interesting to compare it to an air filter though)
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It might work but I would not recommend using this powder on furniture. I do not believe it was designed for that purpose. There is a liquid spray that might be better. I'd read the accompanying literature to be sure it is for application on furniture.
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Hi Angela. The reason I actually bought this was with the hopes of removing the "smoke" smell emanating from the row home next door to my mom's house. When the neighbors were not smoking, it did do a decent job keeping her house smoke free, but while the neighbors were smoking, and they smoked at least 12 of 24 hours per day, it really had minimal effect on the smoke smell. Sorry.
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I'm an x smoker and this question is a great one. Unfortunately this won't work for deleting the cigarette smoke or smell. You would have to have it up to your face and carry it around with you when you smoked. For it to work it has to be almost directly infront of the sorce. Its not made for what you're looking for, not a lot of things are. Trust me, I've been through what you're going through and know. Good luck.
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We do not smoke but we have had dogs and it removes the dog smell. Plus we live in a rural area and there is a lot of skunks that get hit on the road near us. and this removes that odor as well. So i would imagine that it would remove smoke odor. Hope that helps.
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Yes, but make sure the door to the room is closed for the unit to work best, and that the room is not too big for the unit's capacity. Also, while this unit will help eliminate smoke particles from the air, it may not help that much with the smoke smell for reasons stated by T. Koo.
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Again as noted on other responses, test it on an area which is not going to show. The stuff is strong, and might remove some natural finishes, like oil finishes. It is really not for furniture.
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Probably, it could not hurt to get rid of the smell, one in each corner of the room, hope this helps, good luck.
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If you are planning on using it on painted walls, cabinets, I would not dally on one spot for too long. It may harm the paint. It will get the tobacco stains off walls and cabinets but so will a spic n span or lysol or Murphy's Oil Soap. It is all work and using either takes about the same amount of time. I do like the steam machine for freshening up carpets cleaning sofa, reclining chairs, mattresses. Use white towels on attachments and scrub, You would not believe the dirt on ones sofa from your pet. We have a Shih tzu, such a little dog, just 10 pounds. So I would imagine it would also remove tobacco odor from those items as well. Good luck
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a solution of vinegar and water sprayed lightly and rubbed into the material should help absorb the scent and eventually remove it. I don't believe it will damage it at all as it's not real leather. I've used vinegar to get smoker scents out of desks/chairs and other items, it works pretty well.
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I'd suggest calling them. As the owner of two of these, my guess would be that if the odors are just in the air, then, yes, If the smells have been absorbed by carpets, furniture and so on, probably not. I find these units do give the air a bit of a smell but it's mild and certainly not perfume.
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I wouldn't have a problem using on inside furniture (although I used for outside) make sure your floors are protected from the wet and maybe use in an area you can open a window to outside for ventilation. Not a strong smell but it is a "chemical"!
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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.
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Hi! I use this product and their aerosol spray product to deodorize the lingering smell of smoke from cigarettes. That is a pretty rough scent to clear and if it works well on that, I would guess it would work for your problem also. I've tried lots of problems and this works the best along with the spray.
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Yes, I would certainly think it would. We have used it with great success in basements with mold smell, in apartments with smoke residue from both cigarettes and pot, in kitchens to remove heavy oil and spice residual smell. I think Febreeze would be a walk in the park for it!