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Air out the room by opening windows when possible

If the smoke smell is heavy, the items may need to be dry-cleaned to get rid of the odor

These were detailed in a celebratory book the company published after the fact in China called Research on Counterproposals to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control and Countermeasures to Address Its Impacts on the Chinese Tobacco Industry. Tapping dozens of tobacco executives and staff across the country, China Tobacco formed an internal team focused on advancing alternatives to draft language viewed as harmful to the company

Whether the product contains nicotine or is a nicotine-free liquid intended for vaporization, it falls under the new scope