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Thirdhand smoke from clothes can deposit hazardous chemicals, study says CNN Thirdhand smoke refers to the toxic particles and gases left behind by secondhand smoke, which settle as a harmful residue. This residue clings to carpets, walls, furniture, toys, clothing, and even skin. Dr. Sanjay Gupta breaks down the origins of vaping crisis Cigarette residue on furniture and clothes can give you cancer
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