Nicotine residues will stick to a smoker's skin and clothing, and these residues follow a smoker back into the community he or she mixes with and get spread everywhere. The biggest risk is to young children.
The only socially responsible solution not to risk people around you from second-hand or third-hand smoke is really to kick out the habit of smoking.
Third-hand smoke also bad for you: study [via]
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