Get that smoke out

In Friday's
Treasure Hunting column, I wrote about the serendipity of thrift store shopping. My example was the 45" round oak dining room table I bought for $6.99. For once I was in the right place at the right time.
I asked readers to help me find the best way to get the smell of cigarette smoke out of the table, and I got some very interesting tips:

Oxidize those molecules
Enjoyed your article. The best way to remove the odor of cigarette smoke from belongings, especially porous items such as wood is with ozone. Check with any reputable fire damage restoration specialist. They most likely will have a ozone chamber and generator. The piece is placed in the chamber, ozone generator is turned on, which converts oxygen, 02 to ozone, 03. After a few hours, the generator is turned off, the 03 converts back to 02 and in doing so oxidizes the smoke molecule causing the odor. -- Mark Holum

Oxyfresh It
My daughter called me all excited when she read about your smoky table in The Spokesman-Review.
We have used our Oxyfresh Products for every challenging task that you can think of. My daughter is now 37 and we have challenged these products since she was about 18 or 19. We would love to share Oxyfresh with you. It is not a strong chemical-It is basically air. Most of our Oxyfresh products contain “Oxygene” which is our trademark for Stabilized Chlorene Dioxide which is pure oxygen. Works great and I would love to share it with you. -- Linda Weimann