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good article tutu. ozone generators and negative ion generators are very helpful to blast these compounds out of the air. smogging an unoccupied room can do wonders.
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Thanks. Even better would be people thoughtful enough to quit wearing fragrance.
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LisaK
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yes, some people pour it on!
uh oh, jory I see we are twins!
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You're the better looking one, Lisa Posts: 289 | From Montreal, Canada | Registered: Mar 2017
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Try working with teenagers who slather on fragrance after P.E. class!!!
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I got so angry yesterday. I went to Wal-Mart to buy vinegar and borax for laundry because of lower price. And I picked up a few other things. Walking to the car I smelled glade or room deodorizer...but I was outside!
It was the bags!!! I had to unpack everything and set it in car...wrap bags in one and tie it to the cart and when I got home bring everything in without bags. Later that night I opened a box of potty pads...same unscented ones I have bought for 5 yrs...and they filled the house with sweet smell...so mad. How can they do this???
Honestly I really think they are doing it on purpose
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lpkayak
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Hiker I ended up in ER once because of AXE
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try a cruise ship where women take a bath in the heaviest of perfumes. the halls and elevators would reek of it. even the blasted dining room.
I'd go walk outside to get sea air.
I can only tolerate the lightest of perfumes. and most times none at all.
it's the cigarette smoke that gets me.
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Thanks Lymetoo!
Randi, OMG! Not good. We recently took a cab and it said smoke free on the door, but we got in it and it smelled like someone dowsed themselves with perfume. It was horrible. I told my husband that was it, no more cabs. I wonder if uber does perfume/smoke free.
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