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    Getting rid of smoke smell

    Hey peeps I have a friend who bought a car and it was smoked in. It is a 2012. How would I get this odor out? And I am about to buy a steamer will this help it is a Honda civic
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    Re: Getting rid of smoke smell

    I have heard good things about the new Meguiars Air Refresher Odor Eliminator - even for smoke smells.

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    Product Features:

    • Easy to use mist finds and neutralizes unwanted odor molecules using current Odor Eliminator Technology
    • Air Conditioner vents, under seats & all the cracks and crevasses
    • Leaves the inside of the car with a fresh scent
    • Simply engage the mister inside the car with the fan on, close the doors for 10-15 mins, open all doors for 10-15 mins to air out


    Product Details:

    • Size: 2.5 oz, enough for most cars & SUVs
      • Suburbans/vans may require 2 cans


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    Re: Getting rid of smoke smell

    a lot of ways you can go about this.. steaming everything would be apart of the process. But without an ozone/DrivPur system, i dont think you'll get the smoke out 100%

    others will chime in
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    Re: Getting rid of smoke smell

    Clean the interior as well as you can, run an ozone machine in it overnight and then put an odor bomb in it. Should take care of the smell.
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    I had this problem with a jaguar I had. First thing though replace the cabin filter. It's very easy to do it's behind the glove box door. While you have the cabin filter out start the car, turn the a/c on max and press the button that has a car on it with aarows going in circles on it. Spray Lysol into the space that the cabin filter went. Just quick sprays. The goal is to get the Lysol sucked into the vent and avoid saturating the motor. After spraying, leave the air on and close the doors for 10 min. After 10 min shut the car off and put the filter back in. That part is done.

    After that you will have to steam clean EVERYTHING.

    There may be better products out there that will be better then Lysol but it's what I did and it worked for me. After I was done u could never tell any one smoked in the car.

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    Re: Getting rid of smoke smell

    These have worked great for me and you want to change the cabin filter also.
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    Do y'all think I can't get away without using a ozone machine how much do they even cost?? Because I am already dropping $800 dollars in the vx5000? And first time steamer how would I do cloth seats and other areas
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    Re: Getting rid of smoke smell

    Go to your local janitoral supply place, I'm sure they have smoke odor removal spray. I've done it several times and worked for me! That will be your cheapest and fasted way.

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    Re: Getting rid of smoke smell

    Quote Originally Posted by BrianMcLeod View Post
    Do y'all think I can't get away without using a ozone machine how much do they even cost?? Because I am already dropping $800 dollars in the vx5000? And first time steamer how would I do cloth seats and other areas
    I paid $107 for mine. They are now selling for $69


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    Re: Getting rid of smoke smell

    I once read that putting a can of Red Bull helps to remove the smell.
    Well I tried it, drank half of it then put the can in the customers car over night, don't you know it worked, really helped , not sure for how long but the customer asked what I sprayed in his interior, he laughed when I told him what I did and said he'll do it from time to time.
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