Types of Smoke and Odor Source: Cigarettes vs Wood Fire vs Wildfire Differences in odor strength and ease of removal Smoke varies depending on its source: cigarettes (chemical, strong odor), firewood (white/gray, earthy), general fires (colors depending on the material: white/gray/black/yellow, burnt smell), and forest fires (fine particles, chemical, burnt resin/plant odor, irritating, with CO and other toxic gases)
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Tobacco smoking is also a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
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