Reply to "Dryell home dry cleaning - does it get rid of cig smell?"

magienoireMember

They smell like 'smoke' because they have residual nicotine on them. You have to remove this if you're going to get rid of or lessen the stench. Unless they're really 'in demand' brand names it might not be worth the trouble. With all of the competition and choices to choose from, why would someone buy a 'smokers' blazer? That is, unless they're 'in demand' brand names. Not trying to rain on your parade. Just giving you something to consider.

11/12/058:55 PM

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