How to Remove Cigarette Smell from House?

Open all windows and doors to ventilate the house

Run fans to move fresh air through the rooms

Replace HVAC filters

Clean walls, ceilings, and baseboards with a vinegar-water solution or mild detergent

Wash curtains, bedding, and other fabrics

Steam-clean carpets and rugs

Sprinkle baking soda on carpets and upholstery, then vacuum thoroughly

Clean upholstery and furniture with fabric-safe cleaner

Wipe down hard surfaces, including shelves, tables, and cabinets

Empty and clean ashtrays, trash cans, and hidden odor sources

Use activated charcoal or odor absorbers in affected rooms

Run an air purifier with a HEPA and carbon filter

Clean or replace smoke-damaged light fixtures and vent covers

Wash or replace air vents and return grilles if needed

Clean inside closets, drawers, and cabinets

Repaint walls and ceilings with odor-blocking primer if smell remains

Replace heavily smoke-damaged carpets, padding, or upholstered items

Have ducts professionally cleaned if odor persists

Avoid smoking indoors after cleaning

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