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What are the side effects of smoking out of a moldy bong or bubbler?
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Possible infection: Mold in a bong or bubbler could possibly infect the lung since mucous that normally protects lung lining may not be as protective in chronic smoker. Also "mold" could also have other organisms such as legionella or other serious bacteria in the water that could cause serious infection to others using equipment.
Answered 6/18/2020
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