Smoking outside instead of in the home greatly reduces the chances of harm to other members of the family.

That's the message from NHS Bournemouth and Poole, who've stepped up their campaing to get smokers to go right out.

It's because otherwise the chemicals in smoke can cling to carpets, curtains, kitchen surfaces and even toys for weeks.

Sofia [PRON: Soff-eye-er] Callaghan's from NHS Bournemouth and Poole:

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