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Removing Incense Odor

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Date: 04/23/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Odors | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How does one get rid of incense odor? We have a rental property where tenant used incense constantly with no cleaning. The smell is overpowering. Help!

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Post by odorxit (9) | (05/14/2007)
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As a rental property owner, I have removed most odors including incense, pet odors, curry, mold and others by washing the walls with real TSP following the instructions and following up with OdorXit Concentrate. Both require that you read and follow the instructions.


Post by kimmcg (169) | (04/26/2007)
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I would open up all windows for a few days and spray around the whole house with Fabreeze. Sprinkle all floors and furniture with baking soda. Let everything sit for a few days and then vacuum it all up.


Post by hsorbits (47) | (04/25/2007)
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If the odor is that overpowering I'd set a small bowl of ammonia in each room for a couple of days. When the incense fragrance is out of there and the ammonia smell rules, substiute vinegar or bowls of baking soda to freshen the rooms.


Post By Linda (Guest Post) (04/25/2007)
Try putting out several pans of charcoal briquettes, and leave the room closed. I use foil pans. It will take a couple of days but the odor should be gone. You could also sprinkle backing soda on the carpet or floor it will absorb the odor.


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