Of all the odors that can seep into a car’s upholstery and carpet, cigar and cigarette smoke can be the hardest to remove. The smell may not be a problem for smokers who still have the habit of lighting up, but it can quickly become a nuisance for smokers who are trying to quit and for any new used car owner who is still haunted by the ghost of their smoker’s past.
The Only REAL Way to Remove Cigarette and Smoke Smell from Your Car
The easiest way to remove a lingering smoke smell from a car is to take it to a professional. However, you can also do it yourself at home if you’re willing to get your hands dirty and use cleaning methods you may not be familiar with.
Because there are different types of surfaces in a car that smoke odors can cling to, there are also different methods for removing the lingering smell of cigarettes. So before you get started, you should have at least a few basic tools and supplies on hand.
Whether you've recently quit smoking or you suddenly find yourself with the keys to a car that used to belong to a smoker, the first step to getting rid of that lingering smoke smell is cleaning the interior.
