There aren’t studies yet on how e-cigarette aerosol affects others, but it may be similar to secondhand smoke. It contains harmful chemicals like nicotine, ultra-fine particles, and volatile gases like acrolein. It also includes the chemical diacetyl, which can cause popcorn lung, and metals such as nickel, zinc, and lead. Removing Smoke Residue Whether you smoke or not, your house and car will likely be covered in nicotine and tar residue that lingers on surfaces. It is essential to regularly clean these surfaces to prevent exposure to these harmful components. Cigarette tar and nicotine soak into upholstery, carpeting, drywall, wood…
