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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Theo R Cwithin" data-source="post: 5140117" data-attributes="member: 75712">Plastic is tough...  Vinegar or baking soda solutions are probably ok, certainly for the plastic, and probably for the paint as well.  But it would probably take several treatments.  Honestly, though, I've never had much luck with things like this that involve scrubbing.Just letting them sit in direct sunlight for a few days might help-- but of course they might start to fade after a while.  This certainly works for fabric, leather, etc with mildew and musty smells; might work for thin plastic with smoke?I've never tried it, but I've heard of dry approaches, too: wash the thing well in warm water and dish soap, let it air dry completely, then pack it in a dry odor remover like baking soda or kitty litter for a few days.  As long as it's really dry when it goes in the pack, you're not likely to hurt the mini.If you just store them out in the open air, most of the smoke will eventually work its own way out of the plastic or break down.  It could take a few months, though.Good luck with it....</blockquote>