Title: Learn How to Remove Nicotine and Smoke | Maids By Trade
Headings: How to Remove Nicotine
How to Remove Nicotine
Walls
Ceilings
Lamp Shades
Windows
Odor
Remove Nicotine

Content: Walls
Create one of the following cleaning solutions or use one of your own choosing. Vinegar and water (about a cup of vinegar to a spray bottle full of water)
Bleach and water (about a tablespoon of bleach)
Borax and water (about a tablespoon of borax)
Bleach should be used only if the area being cleaned will be vacated while the bleach dries and the fumes dissipate. When cleaning with bleach or other chemicals, you should be sure to protect yourself and work in a well-ventilated area. We also recommend wearing gloves while you clean to protect your hands from the nicotine build-up. Wet a clean sponge or rag with the cleaning solution of your choice and scrub the walls. Start from the bottom and work your way to the top to avoid streaks. Clean a section at a time and dry as you go. Depending on how much smoking was done in the home, this could be a big job, and you may even need to repaint the walls. Even if you do repaint, you still want to clean first to remove as much nicotine as possible. Ceilings
First, place a tarp over your floor and belongings.