By getting an air quality test, you can help determine if you crossed-contaminated your new home. Spores can indeed be transported from one area to another. All articles should be hepa vacuumed prior to transporting and so should all personal property if they came from a home with mold problems. There are certain procedures which need to be taken when dealing with mold contaminated items. If you want to get further information you can contact me direct. 831-899-3938 Jesse   « less

OZone is a very strong oxidizer and to answer your questions we have had very good results from using ozone to remove smoke odor from books, clothing and hard/soft furniture. These items after ozoning should be air for 24 to 48 hours using fresh air to reduce any ozone odor.    « less

The acids from Orange juice may have penetrated the finish and table may require restoration from a local furniture refinishing company.

I would recommend trying to do some light sanding in a small area to see if the stain will lighten up, if not I would recommend getting advise from an expert wood restore or refinisher on bleaching these areas.   « less

Any building materials not being removed should be washed several times with a product that breaks down nicotine, after several washes all exposed areas should be treated for odor. I do recommend to replace all carpet and padding, sub floor should also be sealed.    « less

Ozone in high concentrations will damage finishes, it will fade colors, break down plastic and rubber, so it may have damaged some finishes depending the length of time ozoned used the the concentrations levels.    « less

Yes ozone should work but you may have encapsulated the odor by painting the walls. They should be washed with a microban product or similar, then sealed with a primer prior to painting. I would recommend heating the house up to 72degrees then installing a ozone machine, by heating the house the pores will expanding allowing the ozone to penetrate deeper and should remove any remaining odor.    « less

I would recommend to take the jacket to a local cleaners (dry cleaning) some cleaners have ozone introduced into there system and can be very succesful in removing odor.   « less

That is a very tough one, alot will factor in how long the items were exposed to heat and soot, what type of soot, most of the time we have the items test cleaned by a local drycleaning company to see if the stains will even come out. 90 pct of the time all cotton shirts are considered damaged due to cotton being a natural fiber.    « less

Plastics are very porous and can retain odor, you can try washing again with very hot water this will open the pores and may remove any remainding odor but staining may not come out. Call me if you have any other questions.    « less