How to get smoke smell out of clothes
Whether from a cigarette, campfire or oven, the smell of smoke can easily linger on our clothes. With many of us resorting to using deodorant, perfume or cologne to try to mask the smell, it can be tricky to get rid of. The smoke produced by tobacco can be difficult to remove due to carbon getting absorbed in fabrics. The good news is it doesn’t need to be like this - Lenor is here to help you learn how to get rid of smoke smell in clothes. Our products are designed to neutralise and mask unwanted smells, leaving your clothes smelling fresh in no time.
How to remove smoke smell from clothes
It is hard to get the smell of smoke out of clothes, but it is not impossible. By washing your clothes with the Lenor products and drying methods, your clothes can go back to smelling fresh in no time!
Here are some ways you can neutralise the smoke smell from clothes:
Using high-quality fabric conditioner – Lenor Spring Awakening fabric conditioners not only soften your clothes by smoothing out the fibres in your laundry, but they also leave a fresh scent and are designed with active odour defence technology to help neutralise malodour on your clothes.
Put scent boosters into your wash – scent boosters are the secret weapon to getting rid of that smoke smell from your clothes. With Lenor Unstoppables Fresh In-wash Scent Boosters , you can get the smoke smell out of clothes by neutralising them and ensure boosted freshness*. Lenor Scent Boosters are infused with your favourite scent, making your clothes stay fresher for longer
*up to 12 weeks in storage
- Wash your clothes inside out – make sure to wash your clothes inside out to help get rid of the cigarette smell on your clothes. By washing your clothes inside out and using the Lenor range, you can allow more good scents to slowly infuse into your fabrics as they wash
- Dry your clothes outside – after washing your clothes, dry your clothes outside to make sure the smoke smell is gone. A little sun and fresh air for a few hours outside will breathe new life into your fabrics.
If you are unable to dry your clothes outside and must dry them indoors, we have you covered! To successfully dry your clothes indoors and still maintain their freshness, make sure you give your clothes plenty of space to dry.
An additional spin cycle to help remove any excess moisture. It has been known as well, that patting a towel on damp clothes has also helped!
Using the Lenor Outdoorable fabric conditioner will help protect from musty odours and unleash the sunshine freshness. By following these tips, you’ll get the smoke smell out of your clothes in no time!
FAQ:
How long does it take for smoke smell to leave clothes?
The time it takes for the smoke smell to disperse from clothes can vary depending on factors like ventilation, fabric type, and the intensity of the exposure. With proper treatment, it can take a few hours to a few days for the smell to significantly decrease or disappear.
How do you get the cigarette smell out of clothes fast?
To quickly remove the cigarette smell from clothes, you can try hanging them outside in a well-ventilated area, using fabric fresheners or odour-neutralising sprays.
Does smoke smell stay on clothes?
Yes, smoke odour can cling to clothes and fabrics. It's important to take proper steps to effectively remove the smell, as it can persist if not addressed promptly.