Other items like dishes, towels and furniture will have to be cleaned as well, but most things in a kitchen are washable or in closed containers. Therefore, a cleaning service may charge between $2,000 and $4,000 for a small kitchen fire cleanup. If the fire affected the entire kitchen or a different room in the house, the cost could be in the tens of thousands of dollars. The more rooms that were damaged the more it will cost to clean.
It's natural and scent free, good for removing smells due to mold and mildew, pets, food, tubs and tile, clogged drains, and garbage disposals. 2. Vinegar: One of the many uses for vinegar is odor removal. Add it to laundry to remove mildew smells, pour it in a bowl placed in the corner of a room to deodorize, put it in a dishwasher for general gleaning, or dilute it with water and spray it on stains, just as you would with any other cleaner.
While this won't get rid of the smell, it'll help. Also, set bowls of white vinegar around your home, at least one per room (depending on the room size). Just make sure small children and pets are safe. If you have an air purifier or can borrow one or two from friends, this is a great way to decrease smoke smell. It takes time for the air to become clean, so I suggest keeping the purifier in the room you use the most. In the day, that might be the kitchen or home office. At night, the bedroom.