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subject: Expert Tips for Maximizing Your Smoke Eraser's Performance [print this page]

Getting the best results from your Smoke Eraser involves more than just turning it on. These professional tips will help you achieve optimal performance whether you're tackling smoke odors, pet smells, mildew, or other stubborn odors in homes, cars, or commercial spaces.

Pre-Treatment Preparation
Surface Cleaning
Vacuum Thoroughly: Remove debris from carpets, upholstery, and hard surfaces

Wipe Down Surfaces: Use a mild cleaner on hard surfaces to remove residue

Address Stains: Clean visible stains before treatment for best results

Launder Fabrics: Wash curtains, linens, and removable covers when possible

Space Preparation
Contain the Area: Close all windows and doors to create an enclosed space

Turn Off HVAC: Shut down heating/air conditioning systems during treatment

Check Ventilation: Ensure bathroom and kitchen exhaust fans are off

Remove Obstructions: Clear the area around the device for optimal airflow

Optimal Device Placement
General Placement Guidelines
Central Location: Place device in the center of the room when possible

Elevate When Practical: Position on tables or shelves rather than floor level

Avoid Corners: Keep devices away from corners where air circulation is limited

Clear Vents: Ensure intake and output vents remain completely unobstructed

Specific Environment Placement
Living Rooms: Central location, away from large furniture blocks

Bedrooms: Nightstand or dresser top for optimal breathing-level treatment

Vehicles: Cup holder or center console for even distribution

Basements: Elevated platform to avoid moisture and improve circulation

Offices: Central desk location or filing cabinet top

Treatment Timing Strategies
By Odor Severity
Light Odors (2-4 hours): Recent cooking smells, mild pet odors, general stuffiness

Moderate Odors (4-8 hours): Smoke residue, persistent pet smells, moderate mildew

Severe Odors (8-24 hours): Heavy smoke damage, long-term pet accidents, severe mustiness

Advanced Timing Techniques
Pulsed Treatment: Multiple shorter sessions rather than one extended treatment

Progressive Timing: Start with shorter treatments, assess results, then extend if needed

Maintenance Mode: Regular shorter treatments to prevent odor recurrence

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