Most purifiers use an activated carbon filter, and the more carbon the unit holds (and the larger the pellets), the better it neutralizes odors and VOCs
You can use the following mixture: 1 part ammonia 1 part vinegar Then, add a couple squirts of dish detergent, and mix this solution together in a bucket
These may include: A degreasing mixture composed of: One cup of undiluted vinegar (white or apple cider) One cup of ammonia or lemon juice A cleaning solution made from: One gallon of hot water Three tablespoons of dish soap One half-cup of baking soda Commercial products, such as soot and smoke removers or citrus degreasers A vacuum cleaner to remove dust and particulates from the walls A bleach mixture composed of equal parts of bleach and water A steam cleaner to blast away the odor from walls, ceilings, carpets, and hard furniture Contact PURE Environmental To Help Remove Cigarette Smoke Stains and Odor From Your Walls Theres nothing quite like the stench of stale cigarette smoke wafting around your home
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Maintenance Reality: What Youll Actually Need to Do Heres the honest maintenance schedule based on my three years of testing: Weekly/Bi-Weekly: Vacuum or wipe the pre-filter (takes 2 minutes) Check air quality indicator if present Monthly: Wash washable pre-filters (WINIX, some Alen models) Inspect for unusual odors indicating filter saturation Every 6-12 Months: Replace main filter on most units Reset filter indicator light Every 1-5 Years: Replace HEPA/carbon filters on long-life units (Austin Air, IQAir) Pro tip: Set a phone reminder for monthly pre-filter cleaning