It is fairly easy to remove smoke damage from textiles such as curtains and removeable coverings (such as a slipcover for a sofa or fabric covering the sofa pillos/cushions). I do not know of anyone who has successfully managed to remove the damage from the "bulk" of a sofa or mattress (the stuffing). Part of the problem is due to the fact that steam cleaning only cleans the surface of the furniture (about 1.5 inches deep) so that over time, the smell begins to seep back out again.
Try placing the sofa or mattress outside in the sunshine. It does help. Have drapes and the like professionally dry-cleaned.
After a fire in our home we washed our clothes at the laundromat with Purex liquid detergent and smoke odors were removed just fine! With our couch and loveseat we put it in our garage to air out then did the Febreze thing and there is no smoke odor at all. We did the same with our mattress. We didn't have anything professionally done, but we are using all the above furniture in our apartment now and it is just fine.
take to a local restoration company and have them ozone it.
I would place it outdoors on a sunny day and use a product like Febreeze on it. Perhaps a soft fabric wash would also work. Use a sponge and wash the furniture with it.
I think time would get rid of the smell.
A smoke eater will help the environment because it removes the toxins in the air that is produced by smoke from cigarettes or cigars. The smoke eater will remove the smoke and thus will reduce the smell that is absorbed into carpets and furniture.
With an ozone generator
try frebreze?
Take it for dry cleaning...
Yes
sprinkle baking soda on them or try a water and baking soda solution
You should try Vamoose, it works!!!!!!!
turn on the ac and open the door or window
i would think cleaning it with tarnx and rinsing it several times in cold water would remove it
The airborne molecules settle in on furniture and walls in a house. That, coupled with an enclosed space, will allow for the strong smell of smoke to lurk even after the visible gas has dissipated.
You simply spray the fabric vertical blinds with Febreze.
You can clean smoke damage with vinegar and water. This not only cleans away the smoke damage but gets rid of the smell as well. Use scrubber sponges dipped in the water and vinegar solution. You should also open the windows to remove as much of the smoke smell as possible.