Which product removes cigarette smoke from furniture?
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Liquid Dawn, the dishwashing soap. A teaspoon in a gallon of room temperature water. Wipe down furniture and let dry in a fresh air room. Use fans to circulate and speed up the drying. Repeat process if smell remains. If the room smells of nicotine the best method for airing it out is to simmer white vinegar in a large pot for at least 30 minutes and then let it stand overnight. In the morning the vinegar smell will be gone and hopefully all of the smoke smell.
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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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Depends on the space in which you want smoke odor from. I use it in one bedroom where it works well within that space.
2003409
Check with your local Oreck store. They do carry that, I was told when I bought my Air Purifier.
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I love this thing. The back cover comes right off and there's a filter just like a window air conditioner. We smoke, so I rinse it out with the sprayer over the sink, then put a couple drops of Dawn on a round, soft bristle brush and scrub lightly. If you don't smoke, you might not even need the brushing. Buy one and enjoy.
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It does an excellent job of removing smoke; however, over time nicotine being removed from the air accumulates on the filters which causes the smell to never completely go away simply because air is being drawn through nicotine saturated filters and then expelled back into the air. A frequent change of filters will help keep the cigarette odor to a minimum. In an effort to save money, I have been known to put the filters in the bathtub, saturate them with Awesome Cleaner, let them set for a few minutes and then rinse them with the extended shower-head. The nicotine literally pours out of the filters. I let them dry for a few days and put them back into the enclosure. They're almost as good as new.
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I honestly don't know. ...We are non-smokers. It's worth a try though! But cigarette smoke gets into eeeeverything...carpet, curtains, furniture, clothes. Thus, it may help with filtering the air a bit but depending on where the smoke smell has accumulated, it may be a losing battle.
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Not sure about cig stain. I work in power plant and have had light grease stains. Zymol cleaner, then leather treatment did the job on that
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It killing cigarette odor and mold and dust! I able to sleep now. Don't think epa would allow an ozone machine. You don't run it while in the same room. Tried for 3 years to get rid of cig odor ! Think I've found the solution !
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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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The Aireox will help some because it is a filtering system. That being said, if the out-gassing from the couch is really bad the filter will not get rid of all of the smell. The filters on this take particles (some very small) out of the air, not vapors per se. If you can, park the couch somewhere for a few days where it can vent harmlessly. A couch that was emitting that kind of smell would worry me about breathing it. Good luck!
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Hello Katrina...I haven't personally used it but I was recommended to use "Goof-off"... You can find it at any home depot.I would suggest you try the product on hidden section of your furniture to ensure no damage is done to the furniture as you apply it.Sorry for the delayed reply and good luck.
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If you meant "bad" smoking smell, I would say "yes" it works to eradicate smoking smell from the air. My father smokes and unless I'm right in his presence when he's doing it, I don't smell it. I would say "yes." In general, yes, it works well for that. Pet smells, too, by the way. I have a dog, it doesn't smell in her room. Cuts down on the dust all through the (small) house. I'm glad I invested in one!
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I recently moved mine from one side of the room to another, into a corner of my living room that seems to harbor cigarette smoke. I did not do this intentionally, I was actually trying to Feng Shui my apartment and needed an earth element there, so I was absolutely shocked when it made such a drastic difference! I smoke in the dining side of my dining/living room combo and watch tv from the aforementioned corner. It DEFINITELY has an impact on the air quality there! I'm on this page because I'm thinking of getting another for my bedroom so I can breathe cleaner air as I sleep.
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No there is not a tool specifically for furniture. You could use the floor or the six inch tool without micro pads to disinfect the furniture, kill mites, etc. I use Woolight Spray Foam, scrub it in, let dry, then vacuum.
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Even good home air cleaners like these are only going to be moderately effective when used in a very smokey environment. They will, to some extent, re-radiate whatever they have been filtering. Tobacco smoke is particularly difficult to remove as it permeates all surfaces and absorbent material like clothing, upholstery, drapes etc.
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I only used it on a chair which smelled strongly of cigarette smoke It didn't appear to harm the fabric. It did well to get rid of the smell almost completely. A couple months later the smoky smell started to reappear, so you may need to spray it more than once. Still should be a big improvement.