Quickly Removing Cigarette Smells From Clothing

By dora laan (Guest Post)

What takes ink out of leather

By donna dupree (Guest Post)

I have an expensive light colored purse with a red embedded lipstain. What will get that out?

By

camo_angels

Another trick for furniture: get that carpet fresh Powder from Arm & Hammer (baking soda essential) but get CINAMMON...both ingredients neutralize smoke (and I mean HEAVY) leave on the couch overnight and vacuum in the morning. We went through an apartment fire and had a lot of smoke and water, and we salvaged everything except our queen bed and table leaves, and some little items due to water.

By

camo_angels

Wash your clothes with Scope (one capful) and it will get heavy smoke out (we went through a fire and had to wash everything) If it needs to be done right away, any fabric refresher would do (clorox makes a great one, just as safe on fabrics as febreez

By dj laan (Guest Post)

I just bought a purse from a seller on ebay. It has a strong odor of smoke. It's leather so it shouldn't be washed, right? What's your ideas?

By (Guest Post)

Add a cup of ammonia to the water when laundering clothes - this really eliminates the stale smoke smell.

By

Monique63

A cheap and easy replacement for Febreeze is to fill a spare empty pump dispenser with fabric conditioner (that you would normally use in your washing machine) fill about 2 inches of the bottle then fill the rest up with water. Replace the cap and then give it a good shake. Spray onto your clothes and leave to dry off. Just as good as Febreeze and a cheap bottle of conditioner from my supermarket lasts a long long time!
Best wishes, Monique x UK

By debbie (Guest Post)

you can also put them in the electric clothes dryer if you have access to one with a fabric softener sheet on the no-heat setting (mine says "air fluff").

By

s222

White clothes,rinse with white vinegar...helps whiten and gets rid of excess soap

By Joan (Guest Post)

I use frebreeze for this. I even used it on a neighbor's smelly dog I babysat for in my home, and it really worked!

By (Guest Post)

Try Febrezee, it can be sprayed directly to clothes, car most
surfaces I spray it in the room and it goes to carpet or furniture. Air out clothes hang on hanger and place in a breezy area on the line or back porch...

I used to go to concerts and some clothes were dry clean only so I would hang them out side immediately.