Thought this info might help someone else...

I recently needed to sell my house and move for a job. I had been smoking 1 or 2 cigars a day in the house without any particularly effective odor control. The realtors I talked to all said the cigar smell would make the sale more difficult. One told me I'd lose $15k. So, I needed to do something.

First, I had all the rugs shampooed. After that dried a couple of days, I had ServePro come in. They specialize in restoration after fires, etc. They fogged the whole house with a process called "thermal fogging." Basically, they filled the whole house up with a fog that smelled like concentrated dryer sheets. I had to stay out of the house for half a day.

Anyway, it worked perfectly and my real estate agent is now using it on other houses. My 2000 sq ft house cost $150 for the fogging.

And, my house sold the first day! :-)
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glad to hear it man
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Great work! That's really encouraging to hear that it was so easily solved! Congrats on the sale!
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Very cool, I don't smoke inside but good info for those who do :-)
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I will keep this thread handy whenever I decide to move, Bob. :-)
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I hear South Detroit is nice bro :-)
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Born and raised, Dude. :-)
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:-) :-)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g09GtnWdBjc



Grats on the quick sale!
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:-)
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Thanks for the tip:-)
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Awesome!

Congrats!
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Congrats on the sale!!!
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A professional painter told me to add bannana extract to the paint when you paint. He uses this on all of the apartments that he does.
Garry-
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He took the midnight train goin any-where.

Hey Rat, just Don't Stop Believin, OK?
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