I bought a used pickup from a smoker. How can I get the smoke odor out of the truck?
I am having the cloth seats recovered with factory leather seat covers.
9 Responses
kneedeepkz650
01 Feb 2010
Noone i
01 Feb 2010
Febreeze helps too
I live in the cold climate and i find that if i open all the windows and let it sit out in zero temps for a few days, it airs it out nicely.
Prefers to be un
01 Feb 2010
leave the windows open or if that doesn’t work spray air freshener in it!
Pedro S
01 Feb 2010
1…wash everything. shampoo carpet…2..armorall everything that can be..[except steering wheel]…3…fabreez…
spaz
01 Feb 2010
i would think about getting the seats completely removed. the smell will be stuck in the padding of the seats as much as in the covers.
i wouldn’t get the seats re-covered until you’ve de-funked the truck.
Jerry S
01 Feb 2010
try using lysol renuzit super power
gleelogan
01 Feb 2010
The new seat covers will help, the auto store has a refresher to spay..or go to Walmart or a Dollar General store and get " Fabric Refresher"
camille l
01 Feb 2010
After I clean the surface with a mild soap when its half way dry I start spraying the Febreze.after this what ever I’m left with I just settle with making dots all over, all surfaces with an old favorite cologne.Let it dry again.Even on the carpet.
Fl1959
01 Feb 2010
Put cotton balls in sandwich bag and add vanilla extract to the cotton balls and leave on dash for a day. The vanilla gets rid of the smoke smell.
the smell of the leather will help,but you can take it to the detail shop.they will put an ozinator inside the truck with windows closed for a couple of hours and it will eliminate all odors.cost about $15-$20.00.