If you have a smoker's car, although you can’t see much of the smoke, the smell of it is across the entire interior. It’s on the headliner, seat belts, seats, floor mats, plastics, door panels, etc…  So you must thoroughly clean all of it.

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Once we’ve completed the cleaning, we’ll go over the entire interior with our steam cleaner on all the surfaces to again eliminate any lingering odor particles. 

What happens if you skip the first step? Well, the likelihood of the smell coming back is very high. You might be able to mask it for a while, but it will return. 

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Second part: Eliminate the actual odor 

Now that the interior has been thoroughly cleaned, we can now focus on primarily attacking the odor itself. We’ll do this with a combination of our Ozone machine and thermal fogger.

The Ozone machine reacts with odor molecules by transferring the “extra” oxygen atom of the ozone molecule to the odor molecule, changing its composition so it no longer has the same chemical makeup. 

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The thermal fogger releases a very fine mist of deodorizing solution across the interior onto all surfaces to eliminate the odor. This is highly effective as it will penetrate into even the smallest and hardest to reach areas.

Once this is complete, the last step we’ll do is disinfect the high-traffic areas like the drivers' side, area, center console, and door panels.