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Cigarette Safety
Cigarette Safety (Extinguishing)
Prevention tips to accompany photos:
» If you smoke, think about quitting.
» Put out all cigarettes, cigars, or pipes before you leave a room or area.
» Choose fire-safe cigarettes. They are made to go out if left unattended and are less likely to start a fire.
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 Download 1800x1200px; 1.4 Mb One hand seen extinguishing cigarette in urn with sand; legs visible (outdoors) |
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Cigarette Safety (Soak Ashes in Water)
Prevention tips to accompany photos:
» Soak ashes in water before dumping them in the trash.
» For help to quit smoking, call 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669).
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 1800x1200px; 1.2 Mb Hand holding cigarette under running water; ashtray with cigarettes also in view with fuller hand |
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 Download 1800x1200px; 1.2 Mb Overhead shot of hand holding cigarette under running water; both forearms in view |