I went to a course for odor control by the IICRC and they covered smoke. Foggers came up and, if memory serves, the smallest particle from a fogger is still too big to get into the places smoke will unless a thermal fogger is used. Now, a dude from Unsmoke taught the class, he also sold the unsmoke brand of thermal fogging solution so he could have been a little biased.

I spoke with several folks who used the Vaportec stuff for smoke (a few here) who liked their results.

I owned a thermal fogger for some time and the scent (back then) was 'orange'. It always smelled like a burned orange to me.

I am going to try a few different things for a client who smokes but has three cats I don't want to kill. Lets keep one another up on this and share results.

So a Thermal fogger would be a smart investment. I see them selling for about $200 new. I will keep you all informed.

I am hearing more and more about the vaportec cartridges. Good things too.

Orlando area has a janitorial supply house where the owner is a real honest guy. he'll tell ya up front when something is good or if it blows. he is all over the vaportek thing. He did say that the odor used for smoke is a Ben-*** smell and is somewhat 'strong'. BUT works like a charm. he also said that the co that makes em (Eco?) also has that 'scent' in a liquid form )SOS) that can be added to atomizers or CC juice (even encap products) for added help with odor control.

I did not mean to suugest a thermal fogger. I hated the scent left behind and so did everyon who smelled it.

Micky says he used cold foggers with great success.....

To me that is good news because the vaportek carts are not cheap.