Hi everyone, just wondering if anyone has worked in this field . We are looking at a manufactured home that people have smoked on verandah. Verandah has sliding door into house and some would have wafted into house over time. Thanks for your input. Rocket
peter67 said
07:58 PM Dec 10, 2021
Gimme the address and I'll come around and lick it all off, won't have to buy any cigarettes for weeks if I take my time :)
Bicyclecamper said
09:27 PM Dec 10, 2021
You won't believe this but being a smoker, I had to come up with something to clean the walls in my smoking room, before she, would allow me to smoke in there so found Selley's Rapid Mould Killer, gets rid of the stain, the smell, and everything else, just leave it on for 30 seconds then wipe it with a damp cloth, then clean cloth washing it with water , then wipe dry. Make sure you open all windows, , and you wear gloves. It works. Or you can use liquid sugar soap, but that is harder work to scrub it all off.
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Friday 10th of December 2021 09:29:01 PM
Buzz Lightbulb said
03:46 PM Dec 11, 2021
We just used sugar soap to clean the smoke stain off the walls, etcetera.
the rocket said
02:28 PM Dec 12, 2021
Thanks everyone
craigcelaya said
04:45 AM Dec 7, 2024
To effectively clean up nicotine smoke and restore a space, it's essential to start with a deep cleaning of all surfaces, including walls, windows, and floors, using specialized cleaning products designed to break down nicotine residue. Air purifiers with HEPA filters can help reduce lingering odors, and it's beneficial to replace or clean carpets, drapes, and upholstery. If the smell persists, consider using an ozone generator for a more thorough odor removal. For those seeking alternatives to smoking, a vmate max pod system could help reduce nicotine exposure by providing a cleaner, smoke-free experience.
rmoor said
10:44 AM Dec 8, 2024
Looking at that last post and the 3 previous posts from this "new member".
Excuse me for thinking this is an A.I. spy?
Bicyclecamper said
09:49 PM Dec 9, 2024
rmoor wrote:
Looking at that last post and the 3 previous posts from this "new member".
Excuse me for thinking this is an A.I. spy?
I don't think he is personally an AI, but I do think he is one of those types whom think AI is correct all the time, hence he has used the AI to give him the answers posted here, and this is something I have noticed more and more on a lot of forums of late.
I did find an AI writing an answer that I personally gave the caravanners forum 2 years ago to a question on what to do in a welding situation and my exact answer was to do partial welds over the butted sheets no more then 50mm in size, start each side and the middle then the middle of that and so on and so on, until you finish and you wont get buckling. I found the AI repeated what I said on reddit to a question that a person asked, so AI is mining the answers from what ever is posted all around the world from humans, so really AI is just a miner of info, not the author. And due to that mining, the answers can be wrong.
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Monday 9th of December 2024 10:01:40 PM
Are We Lost said
11:27 PM Dec 9, 2024
rmoor wrote:
Looking at that last post and the 3 previous posts from this "new member".
Excuse me for thinking this is an A.I. spy?
Yes. A bit of personal input and originality would be nice.
dorian said
07:23 AM Dec 10, 2024
rmoor wrote:
Looking at that last post and the 3 previous posts from this "new member".
Hi everyone, just wondering if anyone has worked in this field . We are looking at a manufactured home that people have smoked on verandah. Verandah has sliding door into house and some would have wafted into house over time. Thanks for your input. Rocket
You won't believe this but being a smoker, I had to come up with something to clean the walls in my smoking room, before she, would allow me to smoke in there so found Selley's Rapid Mould Killer, gets rid of the stain, the smell, and everything else, just leave it on for 30 seconds then wipe it with a damp cloth, then clean cloth washing it with water , then wipe dry. Make sure you open all windows, , and you wear gloves. It works. Or you can use liquid sugar soap, but that is harder work to scrub it all off.
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Friday 10th of December 2021 09:29:01 PM
We just used sugar soap to clean the smoke stain off the walls, etcetera.
Thanks everyone
To effectively clean up nicotine smoke and restore a space, it's essential to start with a deep cleaning of all surfaces, including walls, windows, and floors, using specialized cleaning products designed to break down nicotine residue. Air purifiers with HEPA filters can help reduce lingering odors, and it's beneficial to replace or clean carpets, drapes, and upholstery. If the smell persists, consider using an ozone generator for a more thorough odor removal. For those seeking alternatives to smoking, a vmate max pod system could help reduce nicotine exposure by providing a cleaner, smoke-free experience.
Excuse me for thinking this is an A.I. spy?
I don't think he is personally an AI, but I do think he is one of those types whom think AI is correct all the time, hence he has used the AI to give him the answers posted here, and this is something I have noticed more and more on a lot of forums of late.
I did find an AI writing an answer that I personally gave the caravanners forum 2 years ago to a question on what to do in a welding situation and my exact answer was to do partial welds over the butted sheets no more then 50mm in size, start each side and the middle then the middle of that and so on and so on, until you finish and you wont get buckling. I found the AI repeated what I said on reddit to a question that a person asked, so AI is mining the answers from what ever is posted all around the world from humans, so really AI is just a miner of info, not the author. And due to that mining, the answers can be wrong.
-- Edited by Bicyclecamper on Monday 9th of December 2024 10:01:40 PM
Yes. A bit of personal input and originality would be nice.
"Craig" appears to be a shill.