Removing Smoke Odor

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Old 03-07-2016, 11:03 AM
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I would spray it with Lysol and then hang it outside for a couple of days to really air out.
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Old 03-08-2016, 06:05 AM
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I always use charcoal, the kind you use for BBQ. It works beautifully to remove odors. We had a basement get water in a room that had some vintage furniture in it and a terrible odor followed us everywhere. I read about the charcoal and put several opened bags in the room and in a few weeks, the odor was gone.
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When I owned my upholstery shop, I had to send out a whole living room suit to be "De-smoked". We used a company called called Servpro.

I took the fee they charged out of my Upholsterer's pay, I didn't allow smoking in my shop. He was smoking cigarettes in the workroom, while I was in the hospital. Needless to say he was unemployed shortly afterwards.
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