After a house fire, how can the smoke smell be removed when ozone treatment has not worked? ?

Question

We have disposed of all furnishings and have taken the demolition down to basically the frame. however the still remains the smell. we hired a firn that installed 3 ozone machines without success. Have heard of some special sealant coating but am leery to use due to more cost waste.

Answer 1

  I  am  so  sorry  to  informed  you  that  smoke  smell  do  not  really  go  away  it  is  there  to  stay  no  matter  what  you  do ,Had  one  myself  and  was  able  to  saved  lots  but  the  smell  was  so  terrible  I  had  to  get  rid  of  them  anyway  ,did  what  I  can ,  .......BUT ....

                 had  to  start  all  over.                 So SOLLY

Answer 2

The smoke smell will be with you for many years.  Ozone treatment if a very good way to tackle the problem.  After my house fire I also used a product called Odo Ban.  It goes beyond just covering up the smell.  Below is the link to there site.  Good luck.  

http://www.odoban.com/

Answer 3

Best thing to do is get rid of everything that was in the smoke zone.  Get rid of the source ~ get rid of the problem.

Answer 4

spray a hundred cans of febreze in your house that should do the job

Answer 5

It is very very difficult or impossible. Make sure your insurer understands the extent of the damage to goods, many of which will have to be replaced or professionally cleaned. Typically, you have to repaint, have carpet deep cleaned or replaced, etc. I have seen $5,000+ in loss from nothing more than meat burning on the stove. For very light smoke, we carried a fogger with a scented solution on the fire truck, but it won't handle even moderate smoke. People have no idea how bad even a small house fire is.