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If so, do symptoms improve when you are outside? Does your work involve exposure to smoke, fumes, or motor vehicle exhaust? Do you have gas, oil or solid fuel appliances (for example, boilers, cookers or fires) in your home, has it been a while since they were last serviced, and/or has one been newly installed or have you started using an old appliance you have not used for a while? Do you ever use your gas oven or stove for heating purposes as well as for cooking? Do you ever burn incense or ceremonial coals at home? Has there been any change in ventilation in your home recently (for example, fitting double glazing or insulation)? It is also important to ask: Do you have a working CO alarm in your home? If no, recommend the installation of an audible CO alarm (BS EN 50291-1 compliant) in the home and see Additional information, below
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Theyre smokeless and spit-free, so you can use them discreetly
When you remove the mouthpiece to fill the tank, the atomizer comes out as well because its attached to the mouthpiece
Inhaling steam can loosen mucus in the lungs and make it easier to clear out