Cigarette smoke odor is persistent, ubiquitous, and difficult to eliminate. Whether you have recently quit smoking or have moved into a home that has previously been occupied by smokers, it is critical to find effective ways to freshen up your living area. This blog post will go over ten tried-and-true methods for removing cigarette smoke odor from your home and furniture.

Open the windows: Allow fresh air to flow by opening the windows. This natural ventilation will aid in the removal of smoke particles and odors from your home.

Clean the furniture: Using a mixture of warm water and mild dish soap, wipe off all furniture surfaces. Pay special attention to areas that have absorbed smoke, such as cushions, cloth upholstery, and timber frames. Rinse completely with clean water and pat dry.

Use baking soda: liberally sprinkle baking soda on fabric furnishings and carpeting. Allow it to absorb the smoke odor for many hours or overnight. Then, vacuum completely to eliminate any remaining baking soda and odor.

Use the power of vinegar: Fill a spray bottle halfway with equal parts vinegar and water. Spray this solution lightly onto your furniture and wipe clean. Acetic acid in vinegar helps to neutralize odors, especially cigarette smoke.

Use active charcoal to your advantage: Place bowls of activated charcoal in areas where smoke odor is present. Activated charcoal functions as a natural odor absorber, trapping and neutralizing unpleasant odors. Replace the charcoal once every couple weeks.