Does anyone know good ways to quickly get rid of cigarette smell off clothing?

Question

I work at a professional environment where smoking is allowed if you can keep the smell away from yourself. Obviously i can't wash my clothes prior to walking in from break so does anyone have any good methods of quickly getting rid of the smell other than quitting the bad habbit? All serious answers please, and please don't lecture me. Thank you,

Answer 1

I agree with the Febreeze or dryer sheet, never tried them though. But, if you're a guy, they may make you smell "pretty" lol :)
When you do smoke, blow the smoke up and away from you, not down on you. And hold the cigarette away from your body-hold your arm out. Wash your hands when you get back inside. I smoked, and actually hated the smell of it, especially when I smelled it on other people walking by. No one ever knew I smoked until they'd actually see me smoking and were always surprised, because they said they never smelled it on me.

Answer 2

Sweetie, Stop the Smoking Now! Yes you can wash the smell out of your hair. Any part of your body that comes into contact with the smoke will retain the smell. Using a cover up like deoderant or cologne only masks it but it is still there and changes the smell of any deoderant and cologne. It probably doesn't cause grow stunting. BUT, It CAN cause impotence. Big Time! Increases your risk of Heart Disease, which in turn increases the reduction of blood flow through out your body. Your penis will probably be the first part of your body to react to the reduced flow of blood. Ask me how I know.... I'm married to a smoker. And it was no fun at the age of 36 to deal with his problem.... I know that's a long time from now for you.... but trust me, looking back. 17 to 36 is not long! Kick the cigs... they are not worth the life long health problems they can cause....

Answer 3

Some folks claim Fabreeze works well, but to be honest with you, a non smoker will smell the smoke on your clothing no matter what you do. I smoke, so no lectures, just being honest.

Answer 4

I've used a liquid spray called BANISH and any of those little ozone sprays you can get at the drug store or Walmart are supposed to work. Just kinda expensive if you add up how many uses you'll get.

Answer 5

Scented dryer sheets usually camouflage the odor fairly well. Keep a box of them handy and rub them on your clothes when needed.

Answer 6

Fabreeze

Answer 7

Febreeze, or clogne/perfume. Or just put your clothes in the dryer for about 10 mins with a dryer sheet. ♥♥

Answer 8

I usually keep a can of Oust (odor reducer). I spray it up in the air, let go of the push button, then stand under the "particles" that come down. (so your not covered in air freshener)...lol.
Seems to work.

Answer 9

i saw this clear stuff in a spray bottle at a smokeshop, it claims to neutrulize smoke and other odors from clothes

Answer 10

30 minuets of Fresh air, febreeze, or cologne.