Professional Cigarette Smoke Odour Removal Services

Our cigarette smoke odour removal experts are available for clients across the nation, including Westerham.

The smell of cigarette smoke tends to seep into different surfaces, sticking to upholstery, fabrics, and other areas. This persistent odour not only creates an unpleasant atmosphere but can also pose a risk to the health and well-being of you and your guests. We understand the potential dangers and health hazards linked to lingering cigarette smoke in residential and commercial spaces.

Our team has the expertise and high-quality methods necessary to provide a comprehensive solution that will eliminate these odours and restore your home. At ICE Cleaning, we understand the importance of promoting physical and mental wellness by creating a smoke-free atmosphere.

Call us today at 0208 066 0360 to learn more about our full range of cleaning services for customers in Westerham.

Our cigarette smoke odour removal solutions are second to none.

Our expert technicians utilise modern equipment and advanced cleaning techniques to eliminate thirdhand smoke odours. Our approach is designed to target the root cause of the odour, as opposed to simply masking it.

Combining thorough cleaning, specialised deodorisation methods, and air purification technologies, we guarantee the complete and long-lasting eradication of all cigarette smoke traces. Our cleaning solutions are carefully selected to maximise efficiency while minimising potential damage to your indoor air quality or the environment. At our company, we take pride in delivering exceptional results and ensuring customer satisfaction.

We work closely with you to understand your unique needs and tailor our services accordingly. We remain on-site and work with you until you are satisfied with the results.

What types of materials are vulnerable to thirdhand smoke?

Thirdhand smoke can be difficult to eliminate since the smoke particles cling to surfaces and penetrate porous materials. As a result, it still causes health issues regardless of whether a person stops smoking. It is most likely to embed into:

Ceilings and walls
Over time, smoke residue builds up and becomes sticky, making cleaning a challenge. The walls and ceilings are also stained by this residue, requiring repainting or complete cleaning.

Hard surfaces
Smoke odours may remain on objects like tables and floors additionally. The smoke particles leave a film on these surfaces that might be difficult to remove.

Fabrics
Smoke particles easily damage fabrics like curtains, carpets, and furniture. Since smoke particles might become trapped in the threads, it could be hard to eradicate the odour.

Vehicles
Smoke odours cling to vehicle upholstery and the air conditioning system, where they become trapped and are hard to remove.

Electronic devices
Cigarette smoke particles can contaminate electronic devices such as computers and televisions. Defects develop over time because of internal component damage from the particles.

Why does thirdhand smoke cling to these surfaces?

The numerous chemicals and particles found in cigarette smoke can cling to surfaces for an extended period. Porous materials like carpets, clothes, and walls are vulnerable to chemical accumulation.

Even if you quit smoking, the chemicals in cigarette smoke can continue to interact with other airborne particles, creating new compounds that are hard to eliminate.

While some chemicals in cigarette smoke dissolve rapidly, others can stick to surfaces for an extended period. The accumulation of cigarette smoke residue is tougher to get rid of the longer it stays.

We cover all areas in the Sevenoaks District in Kent, including:

• Ash
• Brasted
• Chipstead
• Crockenhill
• Edenbridge
• Fawkham
• Four Elms
• Hever
• Horton Kirby
• New Ash Green
• Otford
• Penhurst
• Sevenoaks
• Swanley
• Underriver

How long does cigarette smoke linger?

The length of time thirdhand smoke lingers in an area is influenced by factors such as the amount of smoking, the quality of airflow, and the type of surface.

According to studies, smoke particles can linger on surfaces for months or even years after a person has stopped smoking. Smoke residue may remain on surfaces for up to six months after smoking has stopped, according to Tobacco Control.

It is advised to completely clean and ventilate any space where smoking has occurred to lessen exposure to thirdhand smoke.

Get in touch with a member of our friendly support team today

To find out more about our full range of cleaning services, give us a call at 0208 066 0360 or email us at enquiries@icecleaning.co.uk and a member of our friendly support team will get back to you as soon as possible.