How do you get rid of a smoke smell out of a fur/leather coat?

Question

just wanted to add, i'm not a smoker but my daughter was staying with her father and someone in the house smokes

Answer 1

Hang it up in a bathroom or laundry room. Something about the steam/moisture helps to rid the item of that smoke smell. You may have to leave it hanging up for a few days depending on how bad it is.

Answer 2

Place it in a clothes dryer with a scented dryer sheet or a cloth dampened with Febreeze for about 10 minutes. That usually does the trick for me. And - to all those who said stop smoking - I agree. Unfortunately , some of us non-smokers still have to go into public places where others are smoking. I wish it was banned nationwide!

Answer 3

Get a spray bottle put 4cups of hot water & 2Tbsp of Vinegar spray the coat so it's soak & wet let it sit on your porch or in a room on a coat hanger for about a week & the Smell is gone no joke Hubby's coat got sprayed by a male cat & now the odor is gone.Good Luck

Answer 4

I would hang it in the bathroom and turn the steam on high and hot then spray the room with Febreeze and that should take the smell out.

Answer 5

This is a hard one to do. I had this same problem once with an ex's coat. First, saturate it with Fabreeze, then bring it to a dry cleaner. This will usually do the trick. Hope this helps.

Answer 6

Febreeze Scent eliminator. Next time you cook or smoke put the jacket in a place where the scent won't permeate.

Answer 7

Febreze

Answer 8

There is a dry cleaning kit sold at supermarkets that works wonders. I does a few loads so it is worth the money although it is not expensive.

Answer 9

Dry cleaner... or Dryel at home.... just make sure you read the instructions very carefull... I don't remember if it's good for fur.

Good Luck!

Answer 10

you are going to have to get it professionally cleaned. I wouldn't try doing it myself I would be afraid I would ruin the coat