When it comes to getting rid of smoke odor that’s ingrained in fabrics such as carpets, drapes, furniture and more, it really depends on the type of fabric, the material underneath (in the case of carpet or furniture), the duration and intensity of exposure to smoke, etc. There are cases where the carpet, for example, has reached or surpassed its intended lifespan. It might be time to replace that carpet, rug or drapery. In other cases, we are able to “rescue” the fabric with our smoke odor neutralization process. Furniture presents similar challenges; for extreme cases you may opt to replace or reupholster the furniture, if smoke odor neutralization won’t be enough. In many cases, however, we can get smoke odor out of furniture.