How to Get Rid of Cigarette Smoke With Apple Cider Vinegar
Aside from the obvious health issues with smoking, the smell and smoke from burning cigarettes can quickly take over a home. It can soak into upholstery, carpet and even walls. And the scent can linger and be hard to remove.
Luckily, apple cider vinegar offers a natural remedy for cigarette smoke, and you can use it in a few ways to clear up the smoke in your home.
Things You Will Need
- Small open containers
- Spray bottle
- Dust rag
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Pour apple cider vinegar into several small open containers and place them around your home. Use a small dish in each corner of the room if the room is large or is smoked in often. Leave them in place until the air quality improves. The vinegar actually absorbs the odors and can eradicate them from the air.
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Fill a spray bottle with equal parts apple cider vinegar and water and replace the cap. Shake it gently to mix the vinegar and water together.
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Spray the mixture over walls and other surfaces that have been exposed to smoke. Do not, however, spray the mixture onto any electronic devices. Wipe the spray and the residue away with a dust rag.
Tip
Smoke outdoors to prevent bringing unnecessary odors and chemicals into your home. Increase ventilation by opening windows and positioning fans to blow smoke out of the room. If the smell of the cigarette smoke remains in your walls, prime them with an odor-dealing primer and repaint them.
The Drip Cap
- Aside from the obvious health issues with smoking, the smell and smoke from burning cigarettes can quickly take over a home.
- Luckily, apple cider vinegar offers a natural remedy for cigarette smoke, and you can use it in a few ways to clear up the smoke in your home.
- Fill a spray bottle with equal parts apple cider vinegar and water and replace the cap.
References
Writer Bio
Ashley Kurz, a full-time professional writer since 2009, publishes on various informational websites. An expert in the craft field specializing in craft-related topics, Kurz has taught arts and crafts for group therapy sessions.
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