Cleaning Cigarette Smoke From A-2 Jacket?

[Peacoat]

I agree with @Flying Monkey about the ozone generator. I haven't used it on a jacket, but have used it in rooms that had developed a smell—dog odors and cooking odors.

I may move these "odor" posts to another thread. I think we have one directly on point.

 

[seres]

[QUOTE=".... I have had terrific luck with an ozone generator which can be had for around $100 at big box hardware stores...[/QUOTE]

YES, +++ for an Ozone Machine! I place a used jacket in a sealed plastic garment bag, the ones designed to vacuum pack the garment to reduce closet space, and seal it with the Ozone Machine inside. I also open a small area for intake of fresh air, and another small area for exhausting the ozone. Then leave it about an hour. If the bag is sealed properly, it should puff out with a very slight pressure.