According to OSHA safety guidelines, exposure limits are: 0.1 ppm - Maximum safe exposure over 8 hours 0.3 ppm - Noticeable odor threshold (sharp, bleach-like smell) 1.0 ppm - Respiratory irritation begins 5.0+ ppm - Severe health effects possible Symptoms of overexposure: Coughing or throat irritation Chest tightness Shortness of breath Headaches Eye irritation Proper Ventilation Requirements After treatment, your vehicle needs proper airing out before it's safe to enter: Open all doors and windows completelydon't just crack them Turn on the ventilation fan to maximum if possible Wait 15-30 minutes before entering the vehicle Smell test - If you detect a sharp, bleach-like odor, ventilate longer In my 10 years of experience, I've never had a customer report health issues because we follow strict ventilation protocols
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I also wrote a passionate commentary in 1990 in the Chronicle of Higher Education urging universities, especially those with medical schools, to eliminate tobacco stocks from their investment portfolios
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The brief, Tobacco Control To Improve Child Health and Development , notes that exposure to second-hand smoke during pregnancy is linked to a 23% increased risk to stillbirths and 13% increased risk of congenital malformation
