car de-odorizers?

>>15887709
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9Awl24lcL0

try one of these yet?

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It's a pain in the ass but what I have done is load up on those slide in a/c air fresheners and get a spray can of febreeze or something. it's a temporary fix but you can overpower the smoke stink with chemical. I noticed it's worst when parked in direct sunlight.

if you can remove seats and shit do it. give the car a thorough cleaning. Ammonyc detailer guy on youtube makes a good video. he uses a steam cleaner on the headliner, floor and some chemical he makes then uses some machine that looks like noo-noo from teletubbies

I'm going to use an apholstery cleaner and my steamer for shirts, and a fuck load of ozmium to try and get some similar results

Try and borrow an ozone generator. Put that in, switch it and the aircon on, leave it in for a few hours. Afterwards, ventilate the car really well (will smell of ozone for a while afterwards). That should get rid of the smoke smell

>>15887709
Take everything fabric out clean it thoroughly and put it back in. How could you not smell the smoke. It's so easy to tell when it's being covered up.

>including black ice, yes we fell for that one
Talking shit about god tier black ice and want help... GTFO

>>15887709
Ozium

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>>15887709
Scrub every plastic piece you can reach or remove, check and replace cabin air filter (behind glove box), shampoo the carpet and seats thoroughly. Remove everything you can between the center console and dash board to scrub them, and then vacuum and scrub underneath it.

Look online for something called "Fire D". It's used for removing fire smells. Smells like bubblegum, but that smell will go away after a long while. It'll kill any odor, anywhere. We use them in our apartments when people move out to remove the smoker smell after we paint and put new carpet and flooring. That shit will still stink up the place, so we turn the AC fan on and place one right under it to get the smell out. It seriously works awesomely. Haven't tried it in a car yet, but the product description says you can use it in a car. Just set it off and let it sit all night, then crack your windows in the morning for the whole day. It should be ready by the next day.

Ozium. I'd hose it down a couple of times- get it on the fabric.

Also, if you are so inclined, open up the climate control and clean it of any dust you find. It will look and smell nasty but it will get rid of the smoke smell while using your AC/heater.

>inb4 ew using your AC or heater maymay.

>>15887709
Ozium as other anons have suggested.
Just outta curiosity tho, what's your big deal with the PO being a smoker?