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Smoke residue (known as thirdhand smoke) can pose health risks, especially to children, the elderly and those with respiratory conditions, as the dust-like particles embed themselves in soft surfaces and can irritate the lungs - and can also be ingested if children or babies put contaminated items in their mouths

E-liquid solutions usually contain nicotine and flavors which are then added to a base of propylene glycol or vegetable glycerin

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It is not clear whether the vapour from an e-cigarette user can have a harmful effect on other people close by