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[15] Aluminum, [53] antimony, [113] barium, [107] boron, [113] cadmium, [114] chromium, [1] copper, [15] iron, [15] lanthanum, [113] lead, [114] magnesium, [115] manganese, [107] mercury, [116] nickel, [114] potassium, [113] silicate, [15] silver, [15] sodium, [115] strontium, [107] tin, [15] titanium, [107] zinc, [107] and zirconium have been found in e-cigarette vapor

Typical cigarette burn damage includes: Melting in laminate, acrylic, and resin-based materials Scorching or yellowing in quartz resins and sealants Micro-fractures or dull spots in stone finishes Bathrooms are especially vulnerable because countertops are smaller, frequently used as grooming stations, and often located near open flames or heat tools

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