seashanty
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family have just come back from a seeing other family in new york.
two couples. stayed in a hotel.
they specifically reserved non smoking rooms but complained because the smell of smoke lingered in the rooms. they were told ... 'well, all our rooms are non-smoking now ...' which means i guess that their rooms used to have smokers staying in the them at one time.
they said the bed linens were fine, but the smell came from someplace in the rooms. the carpet? the drapes? the furniture? the walls? the ceiling?
how long does it take for the smokey smell from years of cigarette smoking that lingers to go away?
once you clean everything, and i think you have to wash it all with an amonia solution or vinegar and baking soda, including celings, then seal the surfaces, would it be gone?
two couples. stayed in a hotel.
they specifically reserved non smoking rooms but complained because the smell of smoke lingered in the rooms. they were told ... 'well, all our rooms are non-smoking now ...' which means i guess that their rooms used to have smokers staying in the them at one time.
they said the bed linens were fine, but the smell came from someplace in the rooms. the carpet? the drapes? the furniture? the walls? the ceiling?
how long does it take for the smokey smell from years of cigarette smoking that lingers to go away?
once you clean everything, and i think you have to wash it all with an amonia solution or vinegar and baking soda, including celings, then seal the surfaces, would it be gone?