Title: How to Clean Smoke Damage » How To Clean Stuff.net
Headings: How to Clean Smoke Damage
How to Clean Smoke Damage
Soot and Charring
What You Will Need:
The Cleaning Process:
Bubbling and Blistering
What You Will Need:
The Repairing Process:
Smoke Odor
Additional Tips and Advice
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Content: If the paint doesn’t match, be prepared to re-paint the entire wall/room/ceiling. Smoke Odor
Aside from unsightly charring and soot build-up, smoke can leave an unpleasant odor that seems to cling to the walls. Smoke odors can be quite stubborn. Depending upon how strong the smoke odors are, one or more of these methods may prove helpful. Keep in mind, though, that if the smoke odor has permeated into your carpets, draperies, furnishings, etc., there is little that can be done to eliminate the smoke odor unless these items are removed or replaced. Vinegar: White vinegar cuts through odors naturally. Try wiping down furniture, washable walls, floors, etc. with white vinegar.