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These may include: Frequent cigarette purchases Lighters Ashtrays Odor removal products Increased cleaning costs Smoke odor can linger on clothing, furniture, vehicles, and household surfaces

Smoking introduces many toxic chemicals into the brain and body, some of which can cause cancer

It protects cigarettes from dust and moisture

Mark Stehr, Cigarette tax avoidance and evasion, Journal of Health Economics 24:2, (March 2005), 277-297, [4] Shu Wang, David Merriman, and Frank Chaloupka, Relative Tax Rates, Proximity, and Cigarette Tax Noncompliance: Evidence from a National Sample of Littered Cigarette Packs, Public Finance Review 47:2 (March 2019), 276-311

It really beats the hand cranked one I was using