Walls yellowed by tobacco: this household product for less than €2 erases traces of nicotine and can save your deposit When the grey light of winter enters the living room, it sometimes reveals an unflattering reality: dull walls, yellow reflections around the switches, a ceiling that has lost its original white. If you smoke, you quickly think of a big painting project, with rollers, tarpaulins on the ground and an entire weekend sacrificed. This is not necessarily the only way out. This yellowing comes from a greasy nicotine film that clings to the paint, darkens the parts and retains the smell of cold tobacco. At the current situation, some landlords tense up in front of these yellow halo... [Read more]