Cigarette Stench
How do I get rid of cigarette stench stuck to "hard" objects? Situation: My mother spent the last many years of her life sitting in her kitchen or den chain-smoking cigarettes and listening to her ...
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Dad's last and youngest Brother gaave me some firearms and things before he passed. He was a marine and smoked like a tar kiln.
There was a brown/yellow coating on everything. It was tougher than shellac and it stunk.
The Dish washer got the residue off the crystal.
The firearms took weeks, of, convenient times to dissassemble and clean with solvent and oil.
The smoke coats every little or big surface. There is not much way to get it out of fabrics, carpets, insulation and so on.
You may make it smell less but when it is damp and warm it comes back out with vengence.
A vehicle that has been smoked in and they use that chemical on will stink just about as bad had they not used it in a short time.
There was a brown/yellow coating on everything. It was tougher than shellac and it stunk.
The Dish washer got the residue off the crystal.
The firearms took weeks, of, convenient times to dissassemble and clean with solvent and oil.
The smoke coats every little or big surface. There is not much way to get it out of fabrics, carpets, insulation and so on.
You may make it smell less but when it is damp and warm it comes back out with vengence.
A vehicle that has been smoked in and they use that chemical on will stink just about as bad had they not used it in a short time.
