Getting Cigarette Smell out of a Basket

RE: Getting Cigarette Smell out of a Basket Post by Sandee1 (1) | (06/11/2004) Contact I use fresh dry coffee grounds. Place them in the filter & set it down in the basket for a few days. This works well for musty smells, etc. RE: Getting Cigarette Smell out of a Basket Post By Paula (Guest Post) (06/08/2004) White vinegar rubbed on generously should get the smell out. Good luck RE: Getting Cigarette Smell out of a Basket Post By Terry R (Guest Post) (06/07/2004) Sprinkle it with Baking Soda and close it up in a brown paper bag for a day or so, this works for books, so i think it will work for your basket too RE: Getting Cigarette Smell out of a Basket Post By Linda (Guest Post) (06/07/2004) Baskets are made with fibers wet, so any wet solution won't harm it. I would try leaving it outdoors in sun and wind for a few days. a baking soda solution would be cheap to sprinkle on, spray with water, let dry... RE: Getting Cigarette Smell out of a Basket Post By K (Guest Post) (06/07/2004) Wrap charchol in newspaper and put in basket. Put basket in plastic trash bag along with lots of crumpled up newspaper. Close bag. Check it in a few days. I had one I had to leave in almost a month. RE: Getting Cigarette Smell out of a Basket Post By Kathy (Guest Post) (06/07/2004) How about some Febreeze? That wouldn't ruin the basket. Good luck!!