For non-smokers, living with a smoker can be challenging. The desire to avoid being exposed to tobacco smoke clashes with the reluctance of the smoking family member to venture outside for every smoke break.
Many households end up with a compromise, for instance by restricting where in the home someone can smoke. As a result, despite the ban on smoking in most public places, many people remain exposed to second-hand smoke in their home.
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