Nicotine Stains from Furniture

RE: Nicotine Stains from Furniture Post By Rhonda (Guest Post) (03/13/2008) I have found that Clorox cleaner with bleach works well as long as the furniture is a laminate. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Nicotine Stains from Furniture Post By Sandy (Guest Post) (07/14/2005) Was recently gifted with a vintage Mahogany bedroom suite that had been in a very heavy smokers home. Research led to a product called DL Blue Label Hand Cleaner. This stuff ROCKS! Used 0000 steel wool and the hand cleaner-may have to go over a few times if heavy buildup-but it doesn't damage your furniture. Google DL Blue Label -found a local hardware store that ordered it for me- no shipping charges- a large container is only $1.99. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Nicotine Stains from Furniture Post By diana (Guest Post) (06/12/2005) I have the same set I bought it when i got my first job. I was 18 and now i am 52. I have the same problem. I smoke and there is years of stain. I was ready to throw it in the trash, when i discoveresd the handle pulls are all solid brass.I reserched on how to clean them, and now they are shiny just like new. I used greased lightning not diluted,that got alot of the stain off. but i am looking for another solution Report Spam or Abuse RE: Nicotine Stains from linen curtains Post By Melissa (Guest Post) (06/21/2004) I would like some kind of way to remove many years of nicotine stain from linen curtains ......please help Report Spam or Abuse RE: Nicotine Stains from Furniture Post by sjackie2000 (75) | (03/31/2004) Profile | Contact Go to the Dollar General store and by a gallon of 'Simple Green'. It runs about $5.00, but it will take nicotine stains off anything! I use it full strength on my computer, and it works like a charm. Just put some in a small bucket, dip in a sponge, and clean away. You'll be amazed at all the things 'Simple Green' will clean. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Nicotine Stains from Furniture Post by Ladyvmh (4) | (03/31/2004) Contact I have found that Orange Cleaners are great for nicotine. I have used it on wood and everything else for that matter. You don't even need to buy the expensive brands. Vickie Report Spam or Abuse