A home occupied by smokers will collect nicotine residue on the walls and other surfaces. This is a page about cleaning nicotine (cigarette smoke) off walls.
This is a page about removing nicotine stains on clothing. Nicotine can leave ugly yellow stains on clothing.
This is a page about cleaning nicotine on wood cabinets. Choosing a product that will remove the nicotine and not damage your cabinets only requires a bit of research.
This is a page about cleaning nicotine stains from wallpaper. Removing the yellow stains caused by the nicotine in cigarette smoke can be tricky, if it is on some types of wallpaper.
This is a page about cleaning nicotine from painted wood. Cigarette smoke, which contains nicotine and tar, and leave yellow stains on your painted wood trim or furniture.
This is a page about removing nicotine stains on skin. Tobacco users can have stubborn yellow stains on their fingers and hands.
This is a page about removing nicotine stains from linoleum and vinyl flooring. Nicotine from cigarette smoking can leave yellowish stains on many surfaces in the home of a smoker.
This is a page about removing nicotine residue from a car interior. Smoking in a car can leave a terrible buildup of nicotine residue that is unsightly and smells bad.
This is a page about cleaning nicotine stains on blinds. Nicotine stains from smoking can develop on many surfaces in a home or office.
This is a page about cleaning nicotine from wood furniture. Nicotine from cigarettes, cigars, and pipes can leave yellow stains on your furniture.
