When I purchased my current house in the '90s I would catch a whiff of stale cigarettes every now and again for the first few years. I think it gets into the paint on the walls and maybe even the insulation.
Once we bought a house, but the carpet stunk like cat droppings. We tried using one of those machines that wash your carpet, but it didn't help. We ended up persuading the sellers to let us out of the contract (they had not said anything about this pervasive smell). We only lived in the house for a week, I think.
always a possibility. Russian is a huge second language here on the Slower Lower Eastern Shore of Maryland where farmers and fishermen rule.Maybe you were reading Russian and didn't realize it.
My mother and her whatever he was smoked constantly (to the tune of a least two packages a day EACH). The smoke stained the paint and wallpaper a brownish yellow. Amazingly I escaped with a good healthy set of lungs.
Did you ever wash the inside of a windshield of a smoker's vehicle?
My brother in law does car detailing. Worse cars he has ever done have been smoker's cars
Cat urine may be the only thing that can defeat an ozone generator. I've heard you have to rip out and replace anything that has been saturated: dry wall, flooring, subflooring, etc.
I wear barefeet all day. No stench.My oldest had the worst smelling feet as a teenager. Mostly it was due to him constantly wearing the same sneakers every day, often without socks. It got to the point where I made him remove them before entering the house and leaving them outside. Teenage boys. Sheesh.
ditto on this. As a old man I’m barefoot almost all the time, even in the snow.
