How to Remove Smoke Smell From Furniture

Removing smoke from furniture is all about persistence. Sometimes it can take weeks or even months to get the smell of cigarette smoke out of your furniture but eventually it will dissipate. The key is to try everything until you are satisfied with the smell of your furniture .

Things You'll Need

• Incense
• Odor Elimination Spray
• Ionizing Air Filter
• Professional Cleaning Service

Instructions

Open the Windows

1. Air out the furniture. Get a breeze going in your house. Not only will this help you get rid of the smoke smell that's emanating from your furniture, but it will also dissipate the smell while it lingers.

2. Burn incense. This is a great way to cover up the smell of cigarette smoke. The furniture will absorb the smell of the incense, camouflaging the stale tobacco stench.

3. Use an odor elimination spray. There are dozens of these on the market. You may have to try a few before you find one that does the trick.

4. Use an ionizing air filter. This is a great way to clear out smoke smell and other odors in the environment.

5. Get your furniture professionally cleaned. This can be expensive but it is often the only thing that will do the trick.

6. Give it time. Even the most powerful smells eventually fade.

Resources

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