Sentence examples for harmful pipes from inspiring English sources

Five of the seven points were consumerist and media oriented: public education, restrictions on sale to children, restriction of tobacco advertising, tax increases (and perhaps differential taxation for less harmful pipes and cigars), and information on the tar and nicotine content of cigarettes.

SENSORGAN developed new sensors for monitoring and detecting harmful environments on pipes and wooden parts of organs.

Dr. Price suggested that water that is too warm may soften some toothbrush bristles, making them less effective, and that water that sits in a hot water tank or lead pipes may collect harmful metals and other chemicals.

However, any substitution into pipe use may still be preferable to smoking if pipe smoking is less expensive and imposes less economic burden on the poor and if pipe use has less harmful effects on health.

Open kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors to allow warm air to circulate around pipes (and remember to keep harmful cleaning products out of pets' and children's reach).

The findings provide "further evidence in support of disproving the belief that the use of a water pipe would protect from the harmful effects of tobacco smoking," they said.

In humans the main sources of lead are usually lead-based paint and drinking water carried through lead pipes; lead-based paints are especially harmful to children who chew on painted toys and furnishings and eat paint peelings from walls.

Avoid using chemical drain cleaners which contain harsh, harmful chemicals which are bad for you, your pipes and the environment.

Why would plastic be harmful only as bottle material but not as pipe material?

Drinking water preparation can differ significantly across water systems, depending on the type and quality of source water, and is intended to protect the public from microbial pathogens, prevent dental caries, reduce harmful disinfection by-products, and reduce metal contamination from pipes (U.S. EPA 1999).

Chinese water-pipe tobacco smoking (commonly referred to as water-pipe smoking), which is thought to be less harmful under the assumption that no charcoal is used and water filters tobacco smoke, is popular in China.