I always heard to put bowls of vinegar around the house for that. Any ideas that work? Appreciate it.....
Barbara K
1|1|they will probably have to scrub walls and wash curtains/carpeting|mindylou86|mindylou86@gmail.com|09:55:46|06/25/2013|
that is one wicked smell to try to get out. maybe burning candles too.
Melinda 2|2|What she did was boiled pots of vinegar with slices of lemon and let simmer for 3 hours on the stove and I have to say that I walked in there and smelled very very little smoke. I was shocked how well that worked. She also has vinegar soaked white bread on dishes throughout the house...that also worked I am thinking.|BarbaraK|bkupiec@comcast.net|12:52:20|06/25/2013|
BarbaraK 3|1|Get an Ozone Machine from a cleaning service|Tiggy|DealzMartin@aol.com|13:11:20|06/25/2013|
Having worked as an insurance adjuster, I can tell you anything
else will not do the job nearly as well.
5|2|air scrubber left in home will work too|kawanti|kawanti7@yahoo.com|13:14:31|06/25/2013|
was fire chief for restoration company for years 6|2|I did hear that using that is the best method. I highly doubt she has money to rent one, but I will certainly mention it to her.|BarbaraK|bkupiec@comcast.net|14:23:47|06/25/2013|
BarbaraK 4|1|lemon juice for wet stuff and dry magic sponge by mr clean on walls and fabics|kawanti|kawanti7@yahoo.com|13:11:57|06/25/2013|
:) 7|1|Here is the trick...|BarbaraK|bkupiec@comcast.net|20:16:43|06/30/2013|
She boiled vinegar and sliced lemons on the stove for a few hours then moved the pot around the house and unbelievably there was no ciggy smoke smell at all. I couldn't believe it!!