Updated 06/11/2025

Smoke smell can be tough to live with. It hangs around long after the source is gone. It clings to walls, furniture, clothing, and even the air.

Whether it’s from cigarettes, weed, or something burning on the stove, the result is the same. It makes your home feel less fresh, less comfortable, and a whole lot harder to clean.

The good news is, you don’t have to live with it. This guide shows you how to truly remove the smell instead of covering it up.

What Are the First Things I Should Do to Get Smoke Smell Out of My House?

Start by opening your windows. Letting in fresh air is the first step to pushing old odors out.

Next, focus on fabrics. Curtains, cushions, and blankets can trap smells. Wash whatever you can. If something still smells after washing, it may be time to replace it.

Then move on to hard surfaces. Mirrors, cabinets, and countertops often hold onto smoke residue. Mix vinegar with warm water and give everything a good wipe. This helps more than you might think.

Once that’s done, you’re ready for a real solution. That’s where PuroClenz comes in.

Step 1: Use PuroClenz to Eliminate Smoke Smell

Many products try to hide odors. PuroClenz works differently. It neutralizes the cause of the smell.
Drop one tablet in a cup of water. Place the cup in the center of the room. The vapor spreads through the air and breaks down odor particles over the next few hours.

No scrubbing is needed. It’s simple, safe, and effective.

Step 2: Clean Surfaces Where Smoke Lingers

Once the air is treated, go back to the surfaces. Clean your mirrors, windows, and counters again. Smoke clings to everything. The ceiling too. Don’t skip it—smoke rises.

That same vinegar solution works great here. It helps loosen and lift residue left behind.

Step 3: Take Care of Carpets, Curtains, and Upholstery

Soft materials are often the last to release odors. If you can toss it in the wash, do it. If not, try steam cleaning or carpet shampoo.

Another quick fix? Sprinkle baking soda on the carpet. Let it sit overnight. Then vacuum it in the morning. It can absorb light smells, though it may not reach deeper layers.

For that, use PuroClenz Carpet Solution. It sinks down into the padding. That’s where smoke hides, and that’s what this formula was made to treat.

What Is an Ozone Generator and Does It Work for Smoke Smells?

Ozone generators release gas to neutralize odors in the air. While they can be effective, they come with risks. Exposure to ozone can be harmful to people and pets, which is why no one should be present during treatment. Afterward, the space needs time to air out before it’s safe to re-enter.

PuroClenz also requires the room or vehicle to be unoccupied during use. However, it takes a safer approach. Its vapor treatment is non-toxic, eco-friendly, and doesn’t produce harmful byproducts. The process is simple: drop a tablet in water, close the space, and let it work. After two hours, just air it out. It’s a gentler, more controlled alternative to ozone that still delivers powerful odor removal.

Why PuroClenz Is a Smarter Option

PuroClenz doesn’t just help. It solves the problem. It gets to the root of the smell and removes it.

You don’t need machines, masks, or a whole afternoon. It’s fast and easy. And if it doesn’t work for you, there’s a money-back guarantee.

If other methods haven’t worked, don’t give up. PuroClenz could be what finally makes the difference.

Still have questions? Call 1-844-ODOR-911 or email [email protected]. We’re happy to help you choose the right product for your needs.