For bushfire smoke, an air purifier like the Breville Protect Max with 550 m/h CADR and H13 HEPA is the right tool
Like FFP2 masks, Cambridge Masks PRO and Non-Valve masks feature an advanced filtration system that effectively filters out harmful particles found in cigarette smoke, along with PM10, PM2.5, PM0.3, viruses, bacteria, and allergens
control cabinet 19 activates and deactivates in succession, the drive unit 61 of the pick up/singularizing means of the blanks from the hopper, the drive unit 51 of the glue application means, then when all the blanks still in the manufacturing cycle have been transformed into finished packets, with the group of cigarettes inside and when the last of the same has reached the buffer conveyor the drive units 21, 31, 41 of the units 20, 30, 40 will be deactivated
Sure, smoke inhalation of any sort (marijuana, incense, Eucalyptus leaves, etc.) is harmful to your lungs, but not toxic in and of itself