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They include: Ammonia (deadly, corrosive, used in fertilizer) Arsenic (used in electronics, cancer-causing) Benzene (cancer-causing industrial chemical) Carbon monoxide (odorless gas that can cause death) Formaldehyde (toxic gas often used in manufacturing) Hydrogen cyanide (a fatal compound) Lead and mercury (heavy metals) Nicotine Toluene (found in crude oil and used in paint products) Uranium-238 (used in nuclear fuel) So even though this is about second hand smoke anywhere theres smoke theres nicotine, and that has its own set of dangers for your dog

The ability to purchase loose tobacco in larger quantities at a lower price per gram appeals to budget-conscious individuals

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