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Smoke Smell in Cupboards

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Date: 02/01/2006 Topics: Cleaning > Odors | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How does one get the smell of smoke out of a cupboard? Smoke had swirled in it for about five minutes before it was discovered. We have placed baking soda in it, with minimal difference.

Bruce from St. Paul, MN
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By Barbie (Guest Post)
Spray vinegar or vinegar water on the surface and let dry......no wiping needed.....when dry the vinegar spell goes away..........works for many odors.......on many surfaces......

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Katie,

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Marla

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The best way that I have found to do that is to either crush a charcoal briquette or just buy a box of activated charcoal from the fish/pet store and sprinkle it right on the shelf or put it on the shelf in a small container (w/out the lid). Leave it in until the smell is gone. If it is particularly strong, you may want to change the charcoal every 3-4 days. It gets nearly every odor out of nearly everything (even the dreaded burnt popcorn in the microwave-though it takes a few times).

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By Katie (Guest Post)
my friend buys glade candles and burns them once or twice then puts then in her cupboards. everytime you open the door youhave a great smell. hope this helps.

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By Angelique Famer (Guest Post)
try a bowl of vinegar and let sit inside or old coffee grounds. Both are known to eliminate odors and smells.

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