Though the rate of smoking has decreased significantly recently in America, it still remains as one of our favorite vices. Head down the road today and you\u2019ll probably see at least a handful of people ripping heaters as they drive, almost without thinking about it. That\u2019s all well and good, but if your current vehicle was previously owned by a smoker, it can be an annoying and lingering odor to deal with. So, today we\u2019ll show you how to get a smoke smell with some quick and easy steps; soon enough, your model will smell fresh and inviting again!<\/p>\n
To begin with, you\u2019ll want to make sure that you take out the original source of your vehicle\u2019s smoke smell. Take a rag or wet wipe and clean off<\/a> your cup holders, floors and interior door paneling – these are the most common places where cigarettes are ashed or stored after they\u2019ve been smoked.<\/p>\n We should also mention that replacing your cabin air filter may be a good idea as well. It can trap unwanted smells inside your model for long periods of time, so getting a fresh one is a step in the right direction.<\/p>\n Cigarette smoke is distinct from other types of smoke because of its tendency to get trapped in fabrics and linens long past its release to the air. Because of this, the only way to get deep rooted smells out of your vehicle is to give it a thorough interior detailing, complete with shampoo and a vacuum. Not only will this lead to your vehicle smelling great, but it will also keep your seats and other materials fresh!<\/p>\n
\nVacuum and shampoo your vehicle<\/h3>\n
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