They’re both crap for your lungs.

Pot smoking, obviously. When you burn a candle it’s not right by your face - you’re not inhaling it deliberately like smoking.

Anonymous wrote:Candles

Not if soy.

What do you use in the house? Diffusers?

Anonymous wrote:When someone gives me scented candles, I always think they are trying to do me in.

I always go for unscented where possible. One I bought this year (couldn't find unscented, needed large pillar) came with a warning to burn only with ventilation. I figured it's kind of its own Prop 65 warning. I am always amazed by people who drive around with those scented air fresheners in their cars or plug them into walls too.

Anonymous wrote:I get a second hand hot box on the beltway at times, I wonder if the second hand smoke is damaging my lungs.

Car exhaust is what damages your lungs while driving. No measurable amount of “smoke” is entering your lungs. Wouldn’t that be obvious?

How many tokes is daily pot smoking?

Three daily inhalations versus nonstop Walmart candle burning in a small apartment...

the candles might be worse

many variables though

When someone gives me scented candles, I always think they are trying to do me in.

Anonymous wrote:You are really this stupid op?

Yes, everyone knows that scented candles and pot are both unhealthy. Here is what you breathe in and it sticks to your food and furniture:

Chemicals Released by Scented Candles
Paraffin Wax: A common base, it's a petroleum byproduct that releases VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) like benzene, toluene, and formaldehyde when burned, some of which are carcinogens.
Synthetic Fragrances: Often contain phthalates, used as solvents, which can disrupt hormones and worsen allergies.
Dyes & Additives: Can release toxic fumes, with some dyes containing benzene-based compounds linked to cancer.
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs): Formaldehyde, benzene, toluene, and others are released, acting as irritants and air pollutants, with potential links to leukemia, blood disorders, and cancer.
Ultrafine Particles: Soot and particles that deeply penetrate the lungs, increasing indoor pollution.

What is the wax and wick made of?

You are really this stupid op?

Duh it’s the drug use
What kind if question is this???
Candles are fine

Candles

I get a second hand hot box on the beltway at times, I wonder if the second hand smoke is damaging my lungs.

Which one it worse on your lungs and heart?

1. Daily pot smoking?

2. Daily burning scented candles?