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The blending plants are not just used to blend the tobacco, they can also be used for other purposes, such as storage silos or buffers, for example
Tobacco smoke leaves behind sticky tar, nicotine, and other chemicals that cling to walls, ceilings, carpets, upholstery, HVAC systems, and hard surfaces
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Cigarette smoke commonly contaminates vehicle seats, carpets, headliners, door panels, dashboards, and air conditioning systems
