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FireStorm000
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It's been well established that inhaling smoke is bad for you compared to not inhaling smoke; I'm curious how various types of smoke inhalation compare. For example, 5 minutes of breathing smoke from an indoor wood fireplace with faulty ventilation versus the same time breathing from an enclosed space where someone has been smoking, versus 5 minutes of exposure to smoke from a house fire? At the same density of smoke, is one considerably worse than the other, considering both short term and long term effects?