Cleaning out cigar smoke or mouse smell in equipment

So what do you do if the stripper smells like cigar? Splash on some mouse pi$$? And just how close did you get to the strippers?? Social distancing applied to them long before Covid came along!!!!

I haven't come across anything yet that can completely get rid of those smells, they are likely the toughest. We have used some kind of a spray before on the tops of cabs with a lemon smell, is a foam if I remember correctly, just spray it everywhere up there and into the air conditioning condenser. Don't think it can be used on fabric though. If I remember tomorrow, I will see if we still have any. Can't remember what it's called.

I’ll second ozone generator, it’s stink ridding power is unreal.

A few years ago I hired a cleaning company to come out and clean in a tractor cab as it was a used unit and the prior owner smoked and it was pretty bad to put it mildly. I was able to get an ozone machine and used that in it some and yes it helped some but cleaning the surfaces with a substance that the detailers use ( and not spray 9 as its said to make plastic brittle and even discolor it ) and she had me pull the floor mat and she soaked both surfaces down on that as well with some type of enzyme, anything she could clean although I don't know how much was done on the actual foam liner part though. Cleaning the seat etc and so on but it was said that to really do the job to perfection the upholstery, all plastic and the foam would have to be replaced but that would be a very $$$ undertaking. After she cleaned the cab I then bought one of those chlorine bombs from her which seem to be harder to come by now but anyway the trick with them is to have the engine running and up to temperature and the cab fan and heat on full blast and then get the bomb process going and close the door and let the unit run for up to an hour with that circulating around in there and helping with the ducting etc as well as everything else. Yes it smells like a swimming pool for a while but its far better then the mouse or smoke stench. I've used those bombs in highway tractors and a pickup all with some success. That tractor is very tolerable now to be in, I can smell it slightly when its been sitting all winter but that goes away as soon as I am using it a bit and it sure would not have been like it is now if that cleaning had not been done.