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What You'll Need for Smoke Odor Removal Tools: Box fans (2-3 for air circulation) Spray bottles (for cleaning solutions) Vacuum with HEPA filter (regular vacuum spreads particles) Rubber gloves (heavy-duty cleaning type) Bucket and mop (for hard surfaces) Clean rags or microfiber cloths (lots of them) Materials: White vinegar (grocery store, gallon size) Baking soda (multiple boxes) Activated charcoal (pet store or online) Unscented dish soap (grease-cutting formula) Plastic sheeting (hardware store) N95 masks (hardware store) Time Required: Prep: 20 minutes Initial cleaning: 2-3 hours Absorption setup: 30 minutes Daily maintenance: 15 minutes for 3-7 days Safety First Before you begin: Open all windows for ventilation Wear an N95 mask during cleaning Never mix cleaning products (creates toxic fumes) Turn off HVAC to prevent spreading particles Take photos for insurance documentation Stop and call emergency restoration services if: Fire damage affects structure or electrical systems Smoke exposure lasted more than a few hours Soot covers walls or surfaces You smell smoke in HVAC vents Anyone has respiratory issues Step-by-Step Smoke Odor Removal Process Phase 1: Immediate Ventilation for Smoke Odor Removal (First Hour) 1

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