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How do you get the smell of cigarette smoke out of

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BubblesDeVere · 26/02/2005 08:29

a book.

I have just got a book through the post (off ebay) and it smells very very strongly of smoke. Does anyone know how I can get rid of the smell, if I can't get rid of it, i'll have to throw it as I can't read it smelling like that and was hoping to curl up and read it tonight.

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Beetroot · 26/02/2005 08:31

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LGJ · 26/02/2005 08:31

put in a pillow case wrap it up tight and put in the tumble dryer on low.

Might work

No real idea

If it wasn't snowing I would suggest the pillow case and hang it on the line.

lockets · 26/02/2005 08:31

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MancMum · 26/02/2005 08:35

sprinkle or bury in loads of bicarbonate of soda as that is used to absorb stuff -- or talc?

febreze it and then tumble dry it as suggested?

bathmummy · 26/02/2005 08:37

do you have any febreze (sp?) in the house? How about putting it over a home made washing line and roughly squirting the stuff at it and surrounding it in a cloud of this deodorising thing. I know it is for soft furnishing but I have used it on all sorts when havily smoking mil has been invading and as it isn?t too wet should help.
Alternatively bicarb of soda is meant to be a good deodoriser. Maybe put a load in a plastic bag with the book and give agood shake and leave for an hour or so? Cold make the book a bit dusty but sweeter smelling!
Don?t know what of any sensible suggestions, good luck

bathmummy · 26/02/2005 08:37

crossed posts with mancmum - great minds..

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