# How to Eliminate Cigarette Smoke on Furniture
The odor of cigarette smoke does not disappear when you extinguish a cigarette. Its smoke settles into fibers, including your furniture’s upholstery. Airing out the room freshens the indoor air, yet it isn’t always sufficient to remove the smoke smell from your furniture. Shampooing the upholstery is one option; another is to use an odor-eating substance to remove the cigarette smoke.
Things You'll Need
- Dust cloth
- Furniture cleaner
- Baking soda
- Vacuum cleaner
Instructions
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Moisten a soft cloth with a cleaning solution and wipe down the hard surfaces of the furniture to remove smoke residue. Use a cleaning solution appropriate for the hard surface, such as lemon oil, commercial furniture cleaner or equal amounts of vinegar and water.
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Remove any cushions from the furniture.
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Sprinkle baking soda over all the fabric surfaces of the furniture. Let it set for three hours.
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Vacuum the furniture, including the cushions, to remove all the baking soda and smoke residue. Baking soda absorbs the smoke odor.
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Return the cushions to the furniture.
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