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Smoking Cessation

NYC_SKP

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1. No tips, here. Everyday object will still have the smell.

Reply to DebJ (Original post)

Sun Nov 3, 2013, 11:29 PM

Nov 2013

You can paint and recarpet but it's everywhere.

Once you quit completely you'll still open a book or grab a piece of clothing from a drawer and catch a whiff.

I still do after three years (two weeks from today will be three years).

Good luck, you can do it!

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Advice on how to get rid of smoke smell in house please. [View all] DebJ Nov 2013 OP

No tips, here. Everyday object will still have the smell. NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #1

Yes, I know I will get an occasional whiff....I own 500 history books and even though DebJ Nov 2013 #2

Fabreze is a pretty effective product. NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #3

Thanks! n/t DebJ Nov 2013 #4

Have you tried eCigs? I have been on them for about a month angstlessk Nov 2013 #5

Advice on how to get rid of smoke smell in house please. avaross09 Nov 2013 #6

welcome to DU gopiscrap Nov 2013 #7

Advice on how to get rid of smoke smell in house please. MichaelKelley Nov 2013 #8

Febreze... Ino Jan 2014 #9