One of the chief ways people dealt with moldy smells was by burning tobacco leaves in the irori which is basically a traditional Japanese sunken hearth (fireplace), or lighting sticks of incense and standing them in ash-filled urns or bowls
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Whats left behind is mostly the inorganic mineral content the plant absorbed from soil and nutrients during its life: calcium, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, and sodium
Thus, effectiveness across a wider range of toxicants may be advantageous for an RTP design
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Key points supported by existing scientific literature include: Lower levels of carbon monoxide Reduced production of harmful or potentially harmful chemicals (HPHCs) No ash or tar generated from burning However, reduced exposure does not mean no risk a point highlighted repeatedly by public health organisations