What Happens To The Cigarette Smoke Odor?

Smoke and soot Are the byproducts of incomplete combustion of organic (alive or was alive ) material, if it incinerated (burned) completely it would be broken down into atoms because the soot and smoke are not completely broken down they are organic material decaying (rotting) that’s why the bad malodor,

CLO2 is a strong oxidizer, which completely decomposes the smoke and soot because it is combined with the chlorine dioxide, a unique metamorphosis happens, it accelerates the oxidation and Enables it to work through greasy surfaces were ozone cannot,

The combination of the chlorine dioxide and oxygen create a strong disinfectant (in many cases a sterilizer). This is why it kills so many bacteria’s and viruses but more importantly, it destroys the spores.