How to remove heavy cigarette smoke from sofa?
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I placed wet rags soaked with vanilla extract on places were it would not affect fabric and that worked for me.
Jeri Ann Powers
on Oct 19, 2014
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ServiceMaster has an excellent way to remove the smell. I have had them take care of my elderly fathers home, furniture and even mattress for years. They clean so well and use something to KILL the smell ! They dont charge me very much and I am always so happy!
Chris Anderson-Montgomery
on Oct 20, 2014
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ALSO, Placing open boxes of Arm and Hammer baking soda under the couch helps. I change them about every two months or so.
Chris Anderson-Montgomery
on Oct 20, 2014
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Febreeze
Laurie Luft
on Oct 20, 2014
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@BEATRITXU29 easy easy and cheap. white vinaigre. damp a cloth and rub on. Dry. et voilá!!
Beatriz Maria
on Oct 20, 2014
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Odo Ban is the best stuff on the market to deal with stinkyness. I bought mine at Ace Hardware but I also saw it at lows. I have used it for years to get out even the stinkiest dog smells. It's concentrated, you mix it and put it in a spray bottle and I even used it months ago on a chair my son got that smelled of cigarette smoke and it still smells good.
Mina McWhorter
on Oct 20, 2014
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We purchased a used truck from a man who was a heavy smoker. Every day my husband arrived home from work, he would spray the cloth headliner with Rubbing Alcohol and within 3 months, the smell of smoke was gone forever!
TwilaB
on Oct 20, 2014
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Had purchased a used car several years back, had what I thought was awful cigarette smell but someone told me it was cigar smoke which is worse..tryed bag of lime under seats, didn't work, tryed bag of charcole under seat, didn't work...then put a sheet of Bounce fabric softner sheets under seats and that took care of the smell. Good luck.
Carol Ann Robinson
on Oct 22, 2014
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