People are obsessed with chemical products and seem completely oblivious to the fact that they are toxic. They enjoy breathing these noxious substances in and spraying them all over themselves.
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| 03-4-2008 | Some people can feel the toxic affects of chemicals more than other people. But...just because the other people can't tell how noxious these toxins are, doesn't mean they're not hurting them just the same. If you think this woman's reaction to hairspray and air-fresheners are extreme...more | SC |
| 05-3-2008 | Ecofreako: translated.. another student after some material they can simply copy and pass off as their own. This is too much like a debate, off somewhere else where I can just copy the text. | Ludo |
| 05-3-2008 | This was pointless and not a good place for my research. Off to another site... | Ecofreako |
| 27-11-2007 | I am a full-time college student with allergies and asthma. I commute an hour to classes. My college in the past few months installed time released automatic air fresheners. Since then I am forced to hold it until I get home.
I pay the college thousands of dollars for my education and I feel l...more | Julie |
| 13-9-2007 | I have to agree with alanenroberts. Just look at the bored and depressed housewife in the Country Life Butter advertising campaign where the animated animals tidy up the kitchen. She gets a big dose of air freshener.
More: if you believe the ads, once you sniff air freshner you start to hallucina...more | I hate perfumes |
| 28-8-2007 | Hee hee!!! I love reading the gripes on this site, and this one is a classic - it's so over the top: "shocked" "outraged" "refrain [sic] myself from shouting obscenities"... if this person actually existed they'd be in a containment ward!
Just imagine what wo...more | Spud |
| 20-8-2007 | Natural perfumes are OK, but I so agree about all these chemical so-called "air fresheners" and spray deodorants. Like you I had a dose of chemical deo sprayed in my face at my gym. My biggest concern, however, is my gullible daughter-in-law who has these darn automatic "air-freshener...more | criticat |
| 17-8-2007 | It's also about the "dead from the neck up" drama queen brigade. Being weak-minded they've fallen for the ads that suggest being a social pariah if you daren't use these products. Whilst this may seem like a pointless gripe, for me, the issue of weak-mindedness is what is compe...more | Chris |
| 15-8-2007 | The only thing about this gripe that I can vaguely agree with is the use of air fresheners. I think we do go overboard on this in the UK. Also, apparently those plug-in air fresheners have been linked to causing depression.
Otherwise, this gripe seems pretty pointless to me. All smells ultimat...more | alaneroberts |
| 15-8-2007 | Hmmmm, think there is a touch of the overreaction about this post. It seems to not just be about the health aspects of 'toxic perfumes' but a personal dislike.
Also, not everyone uses artificial smells to mask things! Sometimes it is to enhance.
Granted, we are largely unaware at prese...more | Argie Bargie |
| 15-8-2007 | much like yourself then! Are you sure you're not his twin? | can't stand u either |
| 15-8-2007 | This gripe is so pathetic and pointless that I can only conclude the writer must be an irritating, whiny, pompous ass, despised by family and colleagues alike. | Can't Stand U |
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