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Smoke Odor Removal after FireTo remove the smoke odor, you will need to give EVERYTHING a thorough cleaning. Walls, curtains, cupboards, ceiling, etc. When washing the curtains, or anything else washable, add 1 cup of vinegar to the rinse water to remove odors. Use baking soda as a scrubbing agent on the walls and ceiling, and after everything is clean, place small bowls of vinegar throughout to collect any lingering odors. Also, try to get as much fresh air through the room as possible.Comments10/11/2006 11:43:48 PMcandace said: I worked in fire diaster restoration for awhile so I know this works. I also suggest that for hard to get rid of odors of the fire allow item to bath in the sun. Sun gives off ozone which is what companies use to get rid of smells. 10/13/2006 7:11:03 AM Wanda said: Thank you! This works also for cigarette smoke. Thanks!
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