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Cigarette smoke often leaves a sticky residue behind so this is about addressing the odor at its core

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Prevention and Long-term Solutions The most effective approach to managing cigarette odours is prevention through smoking cessation and implementing smoke-free environments

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This article is adapted from her latest book, The Secret History of the War on Cancer (Basic Books/Perseus, 16.99) Read about other 'profitable pollutants' found in household goods here This article first appeared in the Ecologist February 2008

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We carry their stories with us and are inspired by their strength

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She literally sparkled, Good wrote in her first public statement to Minnesota Public Radio released Friday

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Cigarette smoke particles stick to surfaces, walls, and upholstery, causing lingering smells that get worse without cleaning or proper ventilation

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