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I Use An Air Cleaner, But Still Smell Smoke

Lennox Tip: Cigarette smoke can combine with other pollutants in the home to create even more unhealthy breathing conditions. Did you know that kitchens can be a source of formaldehyde? If you have identified cigarette smoke as a problem in your home, don't forget to assess the other indoor air quality issues in light of the pervasive irritation caused by the smoke all on its own. Air filtration is a must in these situations.
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