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Day-9 Activity

Activity 1: Reducing exposure to Second-hand Smoke 

  • Kindly go through various Do’s for reducing exposure to Second-hand Smoke.

Do’s 

    • Talk about it by having a sit down with everyone at your home, car/transport, and office and talk about ways to reduce second-hand smoke.
  • Make a list of the reasons for reducing smoke in your home, car/transport, or office.
  • Set a date that you are going to reduce smoke in your home, car/transport, or office.
  • Ask others not to smoke in your home, car/transport, or office. Use the list of reasons you came up with to tell others why.
  • Set up an area outside for people who smoke. Sit outside or go for a walk with your family or friends.
    • Make a sign or put up a sticker or magnet in your home, car/transport, or office that lets people know that you don’t smoke in these places.
    • Remove all ashtrays, lighters, matches, and smoking paraphernalia from inside your home, car/transport, or office. Clean out your ashtray and remove it or fill it with something else like candies or coins.
    • Wash your hands, brush your teeth or use mouthwash and change your clothes if you smoke after having a cigarette.
  • Ask friends, family, relatives, and colleagues not to smoke in your home, car/transport, or office.
  • Thank your friends, family, relatives, and colleagues for helping you to reduce or eliminate smoke from your home, car, or office.
  • CELEBRATE! Throw a party, have a special dinner, a movie night or do something you love to celebrate a smoke-free environment.

Don’ts

  • Given below are some Don’ts: ways that are ineffective in reducing Second-hand Smoke exposure.
      • Opening a window
      • Turning a fan on
      • Closing a door
      • Spraying air freshener
      • Smoking in another room
      • Using air purifier
      • Blowing smoke in another direction 
      • None