Second-Hand Smokeless Smoke
 

This might be a really dumb question... but, here it goes anyway.

Take a car that has been smoked in for many years. Even after a thorough internal cleaning, you know how it smells inside. It's got that lingering smoke smell. Now, say you have to sit in this car for a long time. Is this actually bad for you in the same way that second hand smoke is bad for you?

I am guessing no, but it's nothing more than a guess. The thing that makes me doubt my guess is that if you are able to smell that smoker's smell, doesn't that mean that something is travelling into your nose?

-RMJ

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wow.

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i'd say no

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No man. Hell no. I believe you get your ass [censored] for sayin somehting like that.

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No, I guess I understand your quandary, but this suggestion is pretty ridiculous and paranoid.

ps. I have no scientific basis to back this claim up, just my own interpretation of common sense.

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Well, since there's no evidence that second hand smoke is bad for you, then no, the smell of it can't be either. (Flame Away)

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Yes. All forms of smoke can kill. In fact, simply staring at a pack of cigarettes has been known to cause cancer.

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Well, since there's no evidence that second hand smoke is bad for you, then no, the smell of it can't be either. (Flame Away)

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SHHHH!!! Do you know how many people have spent their lives convincing us that second hand and slip stream smoke kills, with no actual evidence? You're ruining a whole industry here!

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Yes. All forms of smoke can kill. In fact, simply staring at a pack of cigarettes has been known to cause cancer.

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This is correct.

Re: Second-Hand Smokeless Smoke
 

You really are a rocket man.