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Don Daniels
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Dog and smoke smell. Not a great combination

Don Daniels
  • Spring, TX
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What's the best way to get dog and smoke smell out of a house?

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Kim Meredith Hampton
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Kim Meredith Hampton
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@Don Daniels yes, removing anything that can absorb the smells is good to do. Kilz on the walls then paint (they do have special paint available for this). Removing the carpet and pad, treating the concrete with an enzyme treatment.  

I have used the ozone machine before, except I have used it for dead raccoons, mice etc.... that get stuck in the ceiling or walls. I'm sure it would work on this too 

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