Question

Third-hand smoke contains residue that may soak in to items that are not routinely washed or cleaned. Third-hand smoke remains longer on

Question 6 options:

indoor surfaces.


outdoor surfaces.


clothes.


skin.

Answer 1

Indoor surfaces
Explanation: Thirdhand smoke builds up on surfaces over time. It can become embedded in most soft surfaces such as clothing, furniture, drapes, bedding and carpets. It also settles as dust-like particles on hard surfaces such as walls, floors and in vehicles. Thirdhand smoke can remain for many months even after smoking has stopped. Hope this helped!