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I'm less concerned with the safety of second-hand vapor than the offensive odor. It has been so nice these past few years to be able to go to bars and restaura
by metalliqaz 11y ago
I'm less concerned with the safety of second-hand vapor than the offensive odor. It has been so nice these past few years to be able to go to bars and restaurants and not come back with my entire wardrobe reeking. I don't want to give that up.
- ptaipale 11y agoI think that perfumes are a more relevant problem than e-cigs.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoFair enough. I sympathize with that concern, though as 'ptaipale pointed out, at this point you should start worrying about perfumes as well. But it's no longer about danger - it's just about being nice to other people.
- ptaipale 11y agoWith perfumes it's also a somewhat actual health hazard, for some people (if someone is allergic or over-sensitive). For me it is just an inconvenience, but I do feel a bit sick in department stores because in so many of them, you have to enter via the 1st floor fragrance department. But apparently that makes commercial sense, i.e. the additional sales to impulsive perfume-buyers (profiled mostly to be women) is more important than the non-sales of anything to me.
- Domenic_S 11y agoe-cigs do not confer a smell to walls or clothing. That's one of the draws for smokers.