Tobacco-related chemicals can embed in carpets, furniture, walls, and dust, and can re-emit back into the air over timeoften called thirdhand smoke. This is one reason a home can smell smoky days or weeks later, especially when humidity rises or the room warms up
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Then filters became a marketing tool, designed to recruit and keep smokers as consumers of these hazardous products, according to research by Bradford Harris, a graduate scholar in the history of science and technology at Stanford University