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Thread: Best way to remove smoke smell from Figures?
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Old 12-22-2011, 11:19 PM   #6
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Weed... In all seriousness though, I think Lysol or something might work. Just have to give it a few sprays over time.
I am worried that spraying a figure will damage the paint.
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I say take up smoking. The smell will disappear quickly....god I miss smoking.
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Just spray some kind of cleaner with a scent on a rag n clean your figures u might have to do that like three times before u eliminate the smoke smell but that is a hard smell to get rid of
Again afraid of ruining the paint.
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A friend of mine on another board suggested this when the question came up, the person who had the problem tried it, and said it worked wonders:
I will try this or what I was originally thinking of just putting the fig in a bag and fill it will baking powder.
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