Getting that campfire smoke smell out of your clothes isn't as hard as it might seem, thanks to these tips and tricks.

You could be exposed to dangerous chemicals from tobacco via thirdhand smoke, which comes from the bodies or clothing of smokers even if they are not actively smoking, a new study says.

Cigarette smoke seeps into everything—clothing, furniture, rugs. Now, researchers at the University of California, Riverside, suggest that even this third-hand smoke (THS) can be harmful to our ...

The smell of smoke can linger in clothes for weeks or even longer if you don’t wash them properly. It’s also vital to wash smoke-filled clothing as soon as possible because the longer it sits, the ...

The odor of cigarette smoke remains due to a residue that can cling onto clothing fibers, skin, hair, surfaces in the home, and dust in the environment. This residue gives off toxic chemicals from ...

Third-hand smoke (THS) is what comes out of exhaled smoke and smoke emanating from the tip of burning cigarettes that enters the environment and can get accumulated on clothes, hair, and cars.

Learn effective tips to wash smoke-damaged clothes and remove smells and soot. Read this article to discover practical solutions for tackling stubborn odors that may linger after a wildfire.

A LAUNDRY expert has revealed a simple £1.50 buy that will remove smoke from your clothes this bonfire night. Remember, remember, tomorrow is the 5th of November, and many of us will be heading ...