If you’re a smoker, you probably don’t realize it, but for non-smokers, a house where someone has smoked is a truly unpleasant smell that seems to penetrate into everything: the walls, the furniture, the curtains, even your clothes. Luckily, there are ways to fix this. Here’s how to get rid of the odour of cigarette smoke in a house and have it smelling fresh and clean instead.
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Published June 14, 2019, Updated December 30, 2020
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