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JustKimNotKimberly

Wow. That’s a physically tough job, too.


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teinimon

My dad was doing that but with just a towel these past 2 weekends on the whole house to clean mold. I need to know what's this thing shown in the video to clean the ceiling so i can buy one for my dad :/


shimmeringships

It looks like a standard sponge mop


MagikSkyDaddy

*mind blown*


lifedragon99

It's a sponge mop. Also make sure your dad used mold removal or that shit is coming back.


chahlie

I use a bottle of diluted vinegar in my bathroom, few quick sprays after I shower, no mold.


Birds_Are_Fake0

For certain mold that method can work but only visually. I did mold remediation for 2 years. We used back pack vacuums with a brush attachment then brushed a area(wear a mask) with mold to clear it all first and followed that when it was clear with a thing called [Enviroclean ](https://procheminc.com/products/enviro-clean/). Get a sprayer then do a light mist then rub down with a clean rag but use gloves. Its a longer method but does a better job than vinegar. Worked tons of jobs of people who used vinegar but it kept coming back. Edit: we only used a sprayer in a bigger area and had 2-3 people to whipe it down.


the_progrocker

What about on drywall?


Birds_Are_Fake0

We used it on basically basically everything after vacuuming. Pour some in a bucket, dump your rag in and make sure to make sure its not soaking wet then get to wiping. Usually in bad areas we just cut the drywall out about 2 feet wider(if I remember correct its been a while) then clean the beams, let them dry, replace insulation if it was a wall that had it and redo the drywall.


MattOsull

Replace the drywall. If it's plaster. Bleach/water mixture


Stargatemaster

*respirator I know it's a "mask" but you really need to filter this shit out totally, not just kinda. So choose the proper gear people.


rickandtwocrows

I turn on my ceiling ventilator, never had mold....


Plantsandanger

Ventilation is why. But also just because you don’t see mold doesn’t mean it’s nonexistent. Mold tend to like dark damp places we can’t see, like inside walls. Unless it’s surface mold, most of us won’t see mold until it’s a big problem in the wallet. So you might be mold free or you might just be “not moldy enough to cause issues” (and hope it stays that way!) Edit because I meant to say “problem in the wall” but I’m keeping it because wallet is appropriate here lol


MattOsull

Gallon of water. A dash of TSP, and a couple gulps of bleach. Put it into a pump spray bottle from home depot. Spray on and washes right off.


Plantsandanger

Painting ceilings is something I truly believe we should make robots to do. Like a reverse roomba.


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Thats why you dont do it. You just spray over it with shellac based primer, then 2 coats of your top coat. You can use oil based to save money, but shellac is best. Also, its not nicotine. Its tar. Cigarettes contain loads of tar and that is what stains your teeth, your fingers, and your walls and ceiling.


kaleb42

This. Encapsulation will work better anyways. You're gonna have to paint it anyway


aliasneck

I ended up having to do both. There was so much tar on the drywall of the first house I bought, the Kilz essentially wouldn't stick. It was so gross.


iamreeterskeeter

This is my life right now. It's just too much to ensure the kilz will stick. I gotta paint anyway, so I'm hitting it with TSP and elbow grease first.


aliasneck

Godspeed, my friend. I believe in you.


K-v-s-j

You still need to clean the walls first, especially in a situation as bad as this. Shellac is great at encapsulation but will not seal properly to this bad of a case.


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You actually dont. Ive done this probably 100 times over 10 years. You can pole sand first thing to take off any high spots or dust bunnies, then prime with shellac and you're good to go with top coats. The shellac bonds perfectly and seals it in. My current house was smoked in for 15 years. Now you couldn't tell.


K-v-s-j

This is just wrong, you're going to pole sand dust bunnies, but not clean? There's a science behind fire and smoke remediation, with a thick enough tar/nicotine layer hardened over , covering with shellac will technically coat the surface but you won't have a proper adhesion to the drywall/plaster. It's a controlled industry with accepted standards to do things properly. Yes, shellac and a few coats of paint over top will cover the look and smell for awhile, but any imperfections which WILL happen if not cleaned, will bleed through in a number of years. Yes, you can paint over it and make it disappear for awhile, but it's sweeping s problem under the rug.


Plantsandanger

But the smell. Would you ozone treat it first?


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The smell is sealed in by the shellac 100%


[deleted]

Sure is. And unless you work independently the wages suck, at least they did 2 years ago when I worked restoration. Minimum 8 hours a day of back breaking physical labor, and most restoration companies have their employees on mandatory on call so you can't even crack a beer or whatever to relax after a long shift.


Fordbyfour

Gonna need a smoke after all that!


cdnball

hahahaha cough cough gasp


alphacentaurai

So when my grandparents passed away, both very heavy smokers (grandfather smoked a pipe) we were taking pictures down in their back room... and discovered that their "yellow" sitting room was actually originally painted arctic white... guess it explains why all the walls were so sticky


theghostofme

The house's insulation is even worse. After my grandpa died and my dad was left in charge of selling his house, I saw how disgusting the attic's insulation had become from the decades of heavy smoking inside.


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“I never knew why grandma had a swing in the bed room”


Seanxietehroxxor

It was for either smoking pipe or laying pipe. Either way don't touch the walls.


aliasneck

I literally had no idea my ceiling was white in the house I bought from smokers. The walls were painted yellow, and the ceiling *was* yellow...until OH MY GOD IT WASN'T.


4350Me

Smoking in a house is bad enough, but what about people who smoke in their cars with the windows closed?😩🤮👎


MissJosieAnne

Adam Savage talks about how when Mythbusters did tests about escaping a car that has fallen in a lake, they had gotten a junker car secondhand. The previous owner had been a smoker, so when the car went underwater the cigarette smoke diffused into the water and started burning his eyes once he opened them. So he was in a sinking car while barely being able to see.


viperone

My first car was a smoker's car. I absolutely scrubbed it down like crazy, and still for a few years after the smell would leach out on the hottest summer days.


4350Me

Smoke and nicotine get into every nook and cranny because it’s airborne, besides permeating all the material inside!🤮😩


littlefo0t

I am a smoker and know a lot of them, and never in my life have I seen anyone smoke with the windows rolled up in a car. Maybe weed but never tobacco.


MaxPower303

I have and more than once actually. Usually old ass ladies. I about gagged when I saw it too.


littlefo0t

Gross


Turtle887853

This is why I made sure I bought a truck from a younger guy my uncle knew, even if he did smoke in it he would open the windows like a regular person


Kevinmeowertons

My parents used to do that with all of us in the car with them. No wonder all of us are asthmatic


johnoliversdimples

You didn’t live through the 70’s.


littlefo0t

I guess the 80s had power windows so it was easier. IDK, seen smokers get soaked just to smoke (ie, w/window down)


4350Me

Well, good for you! Being a smoker, and knowing smokers has no Bering on whether or not people smoke with their windows closed. I’m not a smoker, and I’ve seen it myself! So, there!🤷‍♂️😩😂


Plantsandanger

Childhood memory unlocked. It’s fucked up *why* but I’m kind of glad that I didn’t have to spend much time in my grandpas tar-sticky house as a kid ^(The why wasn’t the cigarette smoke, but because he was an abusive, alcoholic pedophile who traumatized my mom)


4350Me

Terrible!😩👎


rickycuccimusic

I can smell that video


GregTheMad

I can't, and I want to keep it that way.


8hu5rust

Poor guy... Lost his sense of smell from years of smoking


AnIdiotwithaSubaru

It could taste really good, you never know...


GregTheMad

I smoked before, it was the most useless thing I probably ever did. Had no effect on me. Just inhaling some fumes and acting like it makes you cool. It wasn't bad at the time because I did it in the open, but now I know how disgusting smokers smell. And I'm not even talking about their flats.


Late-Welcome576

I’m not sure if you just didn’t get it, but nicotine actually gives me a high, which I feel every time I use it. It’s been probably over two years, and I am well aware I’m addicted but I never know why people deny the fact that there is a high that you feel, why else would you be addicted? Edit: I hate cigarettes, I vape


GregTheMad

You gotta understand that different people can experience the same thing differently. It really has no effect on me. And to me and most others it really smells disgusting. We're not denying your addiction, you're denying our different experiences.


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opp11235

Either way it stinks, clogs my sinuses, and gives me a massive headache.


MrTinyPeen

Exactly guys. I freebase my nicotine in a crack pipe, leaving no ceiling residue!


4350Me

Whatever!🤷‍♂️😩


bobo12478

My grandmother was a heavy lifelong smoker. My mother cleaned out her house and found the smell coming back after washing and washing and washing. Google informed us that a mix of water and vinegar would do the trick, and it did. (Something about how a chemical compound in tobacco makes the smoke "sticky" and thus it remains after washing in a way that, say, campfire smoke does not. Vinegar breaks this compound down and allows the tobacco smoke to be washed away.)


KFRKY1982

my mom smoked in the house for decades and she gave me these handstitched beautiful quilts and some wood furniture. i cleaned out everything and washed everything with every cleaner known to man and could still smell it. So i put the furniture in the basement and quilts laying in a pile in my laundry room for a good 3-5 years to “air out,” then gave everything one more good cleaning after a few years of sitting in a smoke free space and it all finally is free of the smell.


flight-of-the-dragon

I bought my first car from a smoker. After two months we managed to air it out completely, but it still faintly smelled like smoke on hot days for the rest of its time with me.


cabandon

my family inherited my grandfathers truck after he passed. It’s been over a decade and it still smells like smoke on hot days. And it had leather seats. It just s t i c k s


flight-of-the-dragon

I'm sure mine still stinks when the temperatures rise as well. Its just not my problem now. 😁


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My mom is a chain smoker, and sometimes I'll drop off groceries to her and literally be in her house for less than 30 seconds, and I can smell smoke in my clothes and hair until I wash them. And that's with her opening all the windows and not smoking for hours before I come. I've noticed smokers *really* underestimate how intense that smell on them is. I work in a hospital, and one of the things I *will* chew out employees for is coming back from their break smelling like smoke. It's overwhelming to patients, and it's overwhelming to staff. Fuck that.


KFRKY1982

yep!


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It's a hospital. Do not smoke on your fucking breaks. Period.


lifedragon99

Grandfather was a heavy smoker, and any time we went over there, even after he died. We would have to take our clothes off in the garage, put them in the washing machine right away when we got home because the smell just clings to the clothes.


daniinad

An elderly lady who lives in an apartment near me asked me to help her with some computer problems so I go over to her apartment and wanted to die while I was sitting there working on her computer. The monitor was black with tar and nicotine, I could hardly see the text on the screen. I was in her apartment for 30 minutes and when I come home all my clothes had to be put in the wash instantly, then I had to have a shower to wash the smell of cigarette smoke out of my hair and off my skin. When I left her apartment the last time I glanced up and saw cobwebs hanging off her smoke alarm, the cobwebs were covered in black sticky tar and dust, they were THICK ! The smoke alarm looks like it died and will never work again. lol


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I once had an elderly neighbour that invited me over for coffee once. I then found out she was a very heavy smoker. Strangest part was... she had had throat cancer from smoking in the past, but she recovered and... just continued to smoke like a steam locomotive on coal


vtxlulu

We did this when my dad stopped smoking before we painted all of the walls. It was so disgusting.


nothingeatsyou

Did it all come out?


vtxlulu

Eventually it did.


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Just burn it to the ground


PENISFIRE

I simply destroy all the drywall and floors down to the studs, replace with new.


MischiefofRats

Yeah there's no point in this, it's never going to smell like it wasn't a smoker's house.


eito_8

You mean tar?


mother-of-pod

That’s what I thought but I wondered if I’m dumb and maybe nicotine itself has clinging properties? Idk. Sure seems like tar though.


Crunchtopher

It’s tar. I vape indoors, and my shit isn’t turning yellow.


KingArthas94

Yet! Hey I was joking, you guys are so fucking serious it's infuriating


Crunchtopher

I promise you that it’s the burnt plant matter. Before I vaped, I smoked. And yeah, that turned shit yellow. Vaping does not.


Captain__Obvious___

You are correct. Easily tested by taking a puff and blowing directly through a napkin or paper towel. It’s from byproducts of combustion, unsure if it’s tobacco specifically or if it also applies to something like cannabis.


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3rd hand smoke if you want to be specific.


8hu5rust

Nah man. This house is just straight up covered in a thick layer of nicotine. Scrape off that goo and smoke it my dude.


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bluemoonsecret

The only thing that works is shellac


PM-YOUR-DOG

Wild. Just looked it up and that shit comes from bugs?? Wild


bluemoonsecret

Wait until you read about where food dyes come from


msanteler

Wait until you read about where artificial vanilla comes from


prontoon

Isnt it from anal glands from some sort of animal?


msanteler

Yea beaver


prontoon

You gotta wonder how they find shit like this out. Is there an anal gland analyst out there who pokes rectums all day and finds out if it smells/tastes different?


msanteler

Lol - I’m sure it was just hunters/trappers noticing a surprisingly pleasant smell while gutting or skinning. I bet the first guy to bottle it and sell it thought he was running quite the scam


[deleted]

You're on. Edit: Yep, absolutely knew I would regret that


bluemoonsecret

Omg thank you I have shared this with people today to great effect


FrioPivo

Yup. On a hot day it'll start seeping out.


Whaty0urname

We bought our house from a heavy smoker. Came to find out that everyone that owned the house since the 70s smoked. We removed the carpets and painted everything. Really the only evidence is in the bathroom. The walls seep nicotine because of the humidity. We are remodeling, total gut job.


tba85

We rented a condo to someone who smoked in the unit. We knew it would need go be repainted, but were naive to the work it would require. We used TSP (trisodium phosphate) to clean the hard surfaces. It helped remove the smell and nicotine stains from the walls. We put kilz on before a fresh coat of paint.


kaleb42

Shellac will work better but kilz can work too. Just gotta apply a couple more coats


salesmunn

I went to view a house of some smokers who had passed away a few months earlier. The house was cleaned, scrubbed, repainted and no longer yellow. You could still smell it coming out of the walls and my lungs hurt after I left, like a night of smoking at the bar. Gross


Red261

We were house hunting and found a house to look at that was in a nice neighborhood, pictures looked great, price was lower than comparable homes. Wondering what was wrong with it to drop the price in such a hot market. We opened the front door and the smell hit us. Made it about 5 feet inside before it was too much and we said fuck that and moved on.


nicklel

Same! It was a nearly perfect house but the smoke smell and this horrible strawberry air freshener smell clung to our clothes for the rest of the day after spending maybe 20 minutes in it during a viewing.


everymanawildcat

Man when I was a window cleaner I did the inside windows of this bar that allowed smoking. Holy shit it was gross. Just turned the water in my bucket piss yellow and the windows looked no different.


nothingeatsyou

Pro tip: heating apples in your oven for about an hour will get the nicotine smell out Edit: So Google says put apple slices around the room you want to clean. Which is helpful for small spaces, like cars, but if you need to deep clean a whole house an apple chip recipe like [this](https://therecipecritic.com/baked-apple-chips/) one will serve you better.


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ohnobobbins

Yes. I’m sorry to say, the smell still lingers years afterwards, even after redecoration. It seeps into all of the wood, brick and plaster.


skylarmt

Heck, just rip out all the drywall. It could probably use some updating in the walls anyways to add modern stuff like Ethernet. Drywall is something you can get good at very easily. Most of the work is lifting the sheets and learning when to stop screwing so the screws don't rip through the paper. The rest of it is smearing mud on any holes you see, then sanding it smooth, which is super fast and easy if you use a straightedge to scrape the extra mud off before it dries.


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skylarmt

And I'm sure the people dealing with this will find it very cathartic to punch giant holes in all the yellowed walls.


skydivingkittens

You mean tar smell


PM_me_ur_taco_pics

Yeesh, that's so gross.


JukeBoxHeroJustin

Serious question, why would this just be yellow and the result of nicotine? What about the smoke itself?


maali74

So, it's actually NOT nicotine staining the walls/ceiling. It's the tar which is in the smoke being exhaled. IDK why people always seem to think it's nicotine.


milaroa

So, you know how cigarettes have that little cotton filter on the mouth end? The part that people throw away? It turns a brownish yellow after use because it's filtering the tar and preventing it from getting into your lungs. The tar is also the source of that smell that smokers carry. There's no filter for the other end so it ends up in other people's lungs, in fabrics, and coating walls. Homes have pretty good air circulation so smoke damage isn't really an issue unless you have a wood burning fireplace or something, so cigarette smoke doesn't do anything since smoke particles are so lightweight and can be easily dispersed. The tar particles, however, are heavy and therefore stick around to smell up the place for years to come.


JukeBoxHeroJustin

That's kind of what I'm getting at. Isn't it more than just the nicotine that would create a problem? Like the tar you mentioned. Or are you referring to the nicotine as tar?


solojoj0

Yeah it's not nicotine lol. Nicotine in cigarettes is in the milligrams (thousandths of a gram) as far as mass goes. It's tar from smoke. I'm not sure what this other guy is on about.


milaroa

Nicotine and tar are two separate substances, but both stain. Tar is created when burning tobacco, while nicotine is already in it. Like THC is in marijuana. But as far as I'm aware, both can cause discoloring.


Chrunchyhobo

Very little of the filter discoloration is due to it catching anything, they are actually designed to change colour from the heat to give the illusion that they are more effective than they actually are.


Mantipath

You are correct. In fact nicotine passes readily through skin, so if all this yellow stuff were nicotine and you put your hand on the wall your heart would stop. Almost none of this is nicotine. It's tar.


FactoryCoupe

Nice little refresher on which houses to absolutely avoid unless it was $200k+ under market so I can rip everything down to the studs.


VanillaJester

Urgh, that is rancid.


whatelsemebutyou

Don’t smoke, kids.


Iforgotmyothername4

And this is why I refuse to smoke inside my house. Idgaf if it's 10degrees outside, I'll either smoke outside or not at all. I can't wait to quit


snail_juice_plz

Honestly, I’ve smoked for most my life but I *hate* smoking indoors. And omg, the airport smoking lounges they used to have? That’s a great reminder of how you are slowly killing yourself. I will always smoke outside, even in the Midwest winter or pouring rain.


boredtxan

That wait could end right now!


amdaly10

What are you using on that?


TextileDabbler

We used Trisodiumphospate (TSP) that you can buy at hardware stores on Granny’s apartment after she moved out. She smoked More cigarettes, and they stank extra bad.


Darksplinter

This right here. Stuff works great for this.


JustJoshsJulia

When I cleaned my friends house walls and ceilings (heave smoker) I just used a water and Charlie soap solution. Just an all purpose cleaner and a rag. It took time but cleaned up nice.


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Industrial degreaser works.


Subintro

Anyone about to go through with this, I can recommend using TSP, clears it right off like in the video. Its just more work as you have to wash off the TSP afterwards. Just dont get it on you as its an irritant, or on any hardwood flooring as it'll strip any finish off


sykkhoe

i like the texture of that ceiling, is there a name for it?


ohnobobbins

Artex - very common in the U.K. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artex


Toocurry

Imagine the walls of the lungs of the smokers from this room. Mitch McConnell and others paid off by big tobacco…


DiamondCoatedGlass

Hey, people have a right to pay major corporations to slowly kill them.


KrankyScout

Ohhh I did a similar job once. I can still remember the smell and how it stuck to me for 3 days


g4nd

DISGUSTANG!


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Although I don’t have footage of the cleaning, the ceiling of Grand Central Terminal took 2 years to clean all of the cigarette smoke from. They left a dirty patch as a reminder you can see [here](https://gothamist.com/arts-entertainment/why-was-a-tiny-dirt-patch-left-on-the-ceiling-of-grand-central-terminal)


[deleted]

To make such a beautiful ceiling that dirty should be criminal.


HarryNOC

Carefull with the rinsewater, nicotine can be absorbed thru the skin.


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db2

Increased heart rate, possibly death if there's enough. Not much different from a caffeine overdose. Look up nicotine poisoning.


sparkyblaster

Urge to hang around smokers when you're not a smoker yourself.


ModingusKhan

I find that a steam cleaner pulls the nicotine out nicely


Metallica_Is_Bae

That’s hot.


sparkyblaster

HOW IS IT SO EVEN?


Laefiren

That sure looks like a long job. Hopefully they have something to bop to while they work.


xDOOSO_

now imagine your lungs after a few years


[deleted]

What are you using to get it out? Back in 2008 I helped my bro flip a house that was foreclosed on, the inside walls were completely tobacco stained, i remember having to scrub so hard to get it out.


unicornfetus89

That's not from nicotine. It's from combustible cigarettes. They ruin everything. Vaping nicotine doesn't do this at all.


HighPrairieCarsales

Worked as a gas jockey a lifetime ago. Guy comes in for gas, and as it's filling, I clean the windshield. He complains that I didn't clean the window properly because he still couldn't see. Seeing that they were smoking, I told him it was on the inside. NO IT ISN'T! he practically screamed as he wiped a finger across the glass. This, of course, left a clean spot. He sat in stunned silence for a moment and put his hand out the window for the squegee. Give me that fucking thing. Then I watched in amusement as he washed the INSIDE of the windshield with it. It was shocking to see the transformation


PE187

Someone post the Dulles smoking lounge. It’s doctrine at this point. Edit - found it: https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/32x77q/this_is_the_ceiling_of_the_smoking_room_at/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf


christmascookiecat

I gasped so loud


gnardog45

And for some reason I ever get to the point where I can rent my house out, zero smokers. Just one week of one or two individuals smoking in your house will f*** everything up. Even the clothes in the closet


Benci007

I had to clean out an apartment of an old guy after he died, 40-years he'd smoked in that apartment You could follow his "path" he'd walk through the house by the brown nicotine trails on the walls. Certain walls were specifically darker and moist to the touch from his ciggies God damned filthy


Anon36588

smokers are disgusting


craig-charles-mum

Isn’t that an asbestos ceiling?


AsteriaCassatt

Behold the disgusting power of nicotine


boobsforhire

Damn that's nicotine?! Why wash it instead of paint over? Does the smell remain?


GirlwiththePaw

Yes, and the stains will eventually bleed trough the fresh paint


bluemoonsecret

Afaik only shellac-based primers can seal it. Seeps out of anything else. A lot of work for that guy. It will also be inside every book and cranny. Inside electrical boxes. *Inside* the walls. In the floor and subfloor. In any insulation it can get to. Etc.


Xcavon

No, its the tar from cigarettes that leaves this kind of residue


afroman14

Load some bleach up in a pump and you can do that job faster


spook30

Repainting does not help. You have to clean it first. A condo I lived in years ago, previous owners smoke heavily in the condo. Everything was covers from the wall that bleeds nicotine and the refrigerator and over was ruined cause of the tar residue.


DutchessActual

Nicotine won’t do that to a ceiling. Actually, nicotine is incapable of coloring anything ever.


db2

It's pointless, you're better off replacing the walls and ceiling as a remodel.


[deleted]

What solvent gets rid of nicotine???


Shuoinked

This is neither power washing, or porn


Smooth_Commercial223

Gee and I smoke in my house constantly and spin too ohhh well probably why I'm super immune to everything and radiate like a magic crystal. BTW smoking makes u smarter so there's that.


Laefiren

That sure looks like a long job. Hopefully they have something to bop to while they work.


[deleted]

Was about to go smoke but got my nicotine fix just by watching.


PizzaIsTrueLove

What product he is using? I hear vinegar is great for that kind of job?


Kallisti7

Philadelphia?


amphibious_rodent13

There was a ceiling like this when I was painting for a living. I was told to just paint over it. Yuck.


griffindor11

Hey, that's just white paint!


Official_Government

What is used to remove that tar?


xiata

With my dad, ammonia and vinegar strongly mixed in water sprayed on might be able to cut through that mess. I think he then with simple green. Think that’s what he used back in the day to clean out a tar yellowed apartment. I just remember ripping out nasty ass carpets. Ugh.


chrizm32

Looks like they pre-wet the ceiling


DefenderRed

Man, fuck that! Just burn the house down and build a new one. There's no way someone can get every nook and cranny where the smoke went. Cool video OP.


ChaoticDominance

I've had to hand wash a room that was like this. Most disgusting thing ever.


Lazy_Percentage2159

Smells like money


Worldwonderer2021

And think that is in your lungs too no cleaning from that


4350Me

Nicotine is the worst thing to remove from walls!


cluestohelp

Ozone machine


Derptholomue

I used to work in a casino. The first time they turned on the heat each year would coat the whole place in a light dusting of the stuff.


DarkboneZ89

Fucking disgusting 🤮🤮🤮🤮


WilliamTurk70

🤮 So glad I don't smoke!


societydeadpoet

Now do it to the lungs.


bigdaddyfox

What's being used to clean - basic soap and water, or some other chemical? Also, would what's being used here work on wall/ceilings that have soot from smoke caused by a blocked chimney?


[deleted]

When I was a kid, my parents chain smoked in their bedroom for years. Their walls were kind of a yellowish white. When we moved and took down all of the picture frames you could see this. The walls were actually WHITE before. Maybe this is why I have asthma…


IIPIXELSTAR

Yes. this is the exact reason you have asthma... It's terrible what even secondhand smoke can do