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    Anyone know a good way to get cigarette smoke out of a recently bought car? I recently purchased a 2006 ford explorer, and I don`t think the owner ever opened the window when she smoked in there. The deal was just too good to pass up.

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    Welcome to Autopia!



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    okay, thanks a lot!

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    Quote Originally Posted by robj6767
    Anyone know a good way to get cigarette smoke out of a recently bought car? I recently purchased a 2006 ford explorer, and I don`t think the owner ever opened the window when she smoked in there. The deal was just too good to pass up.






    A scientific approach to eliminate Cigarette Smoke Odor from Leather Auto Interior!





    What is Cigarette Smoke?



    These are particles of incomplete combustion with a micron size of 0.1 to 4.

    In size comparison, an average human hair is between 40 – 600 microns.

    Thus an average smoke particle is 156 times smaller than the human hair.



    Why it is Problematic to Remove Smoke Odor?



    It is the tar content when exhale; that causes smoke residue to stick tenaciously regardless of surface.

    The problem is compounded due to concentration of smoke particles; that accumulate on hard surfaces and penetrates into soft surfaces.

    And in an enclosed car environment where air circulation is propelled through the ducting system; the car interior is pressurized; resulting in deeper penetration into every interior cavities.

    These inaccessible locations make smoke decontamination a challenging task.



    How to Remove Smoke Odor Tips?



    Step 1

    The sticky residue has to be stripped especially those brown build-ups from the surfaces with a pH 7.7 leather prep to the OEM finish.



    Step 2

    A leather-safe pH 4.7 soot and smoke booster and deodorizer is added on to the removal process.



    Step 3

    A leather-safe pH 3.8 cleaner is used to remove all suspended residues.



    Step 4

    A leather-safe pH 3.0 rinse is used to remove all residues to a healthy squeaky clean.



    Step 5

    A leather-scent non-stick protector helps to retard the stickiness of the tar content and impart an unforgettable classic leather scent.



    Note:

    This process of cigarette smoke odor removal is applicable to all wet-cleanable interiors.



    Give it a try, it works!



    Roger Koh

    Leather Doctor®

 

 

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