Remove Smoke Odor

Cigarette smoke forms a film of tar on the surface of leather garments, and penetrates the cloth liner. Simply airing out the garment or putting a few dryer sheets in the pockets will take the edge off of the ...Read More

You just graduated summa cum laude from college. You're walking off the stage after giving your valedictory speech (which was great, by the way - we loved the joke about the nun, the eskimo, and the feral ...Read More

Smoke odors in carpeting, whether caused by cigarette or cigar smoke, fire, or a furnace puff-back can be extremely persistent and difficult, but not impossible, to eradicate. You may at first believe you have ...Read More

Smoke from cigarettes, cigars or a fireplace creates deposits on leather upholstery. In the case of tobacco, this is a film of tar that sits on the surface; a fireplace deposits soot and creosote. These ...Read More