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Removing Smoke Smell From Wood China Cabinet

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Date: 09/29/2004 Topics: Cleaning > Odors | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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Hi, Just bought a used china cabinet from a co-worker who was moving. The cabinet is really nice but they were heavy smokers and everything smells like smoke. I have tried a few home remedies putting scented candles in there, putting a dish of vinegar in there, incense, newspaper, carcoal, etc... but some of it just seems to make it worse. Help? is there anything out there that will help me get rid of the smoke smell? If there is I would really appreciate knowing?
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Kelley in Texas
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Post By Lindsay (Guest Post) (11/06/2007)
I tried the baking soda on a wood table that smelled really strong of smoke. It worked really fast. Thanks!!


Post By Joe O'Toole (Guest Post) (03/09/2005)
I had the same problem with a dresser. I sprinkled baking soda in the drawers and put sheets of wrinkled up newspaper for two days straight. Then took out the newspaper and vacuumed out the baking soda. Then I washed the entire thing inside and out twice with MURPHYS OIL SOAP following the directions on the bottle. The smell was gone. This might work for you as well.

Good Luck


Post By Elizabeth Homard (Guest Post) (09/29/2004)
I have same problem, someone told me to put vodka in a spray bottle and spray the item.


Post By Scott J. (Guest Post) (09/29/2004)
I had the same problem with the cab of a used pickup truck I purchased, so the same remedy might work.

The salesman recommended I cut a red delicious apple in half lengthwise and tuck each half under the front seats. Believe it or not, it worked after replacing the apple halves a few times. And let me tell you, the smoke smell was pretty bad in my truck.

Good luck


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