I have picked up a couple of cameras that really smell of smoke, and I just cant get that smell out.  One is an Olympus and the other a Crown Graphic.  It kind of adds to the story of the Graphics life, but I would still like to remove some of that hi

Please look up the archives; there are many suggestions. You may clean with petrol and let dry. Also clean with windex and let dry. Then store it in a chamber or box with Bicarbonate of Soda. It will absorb all the smell. You may also place it in sunshine

As someone who gave up about three months ago, can you send them to me so I can have a really good sniff?

My experience with smoker's cameras is:
Get used to the faint smell.  You can bring the level of scent down, but never, and I do mean never, eliminate that smell.  My favorite Leica was once owned/used by a smoker.  The smell changes character

What gives tobacco smoke that smell and makes it stick is the tar component. Remove it as you would any other form of tar. Naphtha, alcohol, or anything else that will remove tar should do it. Once you have it down to a very faint odor, you can try

What gives tobacco smoke that smell and makes it stick is the tar component. Remove it as you would any other form of tar. Naphtha, alcohol, or anything else that will remove tar should do it. Once you have it down to a very faint odor, you can try

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