Today, if you were to poll most workspaces in North America, you may find that there is an overwhelming shift towards scent-free environments.
Government buildings, healthcare offices, hospitals, schools- most of these will be scent-free.
There are positives to this, as those with sensitivities no longer have to be affected in the workplace by that colleague that bathes in Drakkar Noir like it’s 1996, but there are negatives to this as well.
Sometimes, a “bad” scent, can outweigh the absence of a scent. For instance, you know that coworker who insists that they DON’T need deodorant? They do. They really, really, really do.
And perhaps the heavy Chanel worn by Candace in Accounts Receivable is masking her morning cigarette, and you should thank her for that. It’s the lesser evil, after all. Isn’t it?
There are better alternatives to this. I won’t go into detail, but you can consult your pharmacist if you need a deodorant for your one-of-a-kind skin sensitivity issue, and this deodorant probably won’t burden any of those in your workplace with scent allergies. And better yet, you won’t have to maintain that reputation as “BO Brad” from the 3rd floor, also known as, “don’t go in the elevator after BO Brad,” and the worldly renown, “Shawarma King,” because you smell like a shawarma that someone left on the seat of a warm bus.
Washrooms really suffer from scent-free zones as well. Sparkling Clean will certainly ensure that if you have a scent-free office, that they can recommend and use products for your high traffic, high danger areas that won’t affect people with allergies or sensitivities.
They’ll have soaps, cleaners, sprays, etc. that will be sure to make your office free of dust, germs, harmful bacteria and other allergens, and will double down on preventing odours as well- keeping everyone happy.
Your scent-free zone doesn’t have to be an odour-filled zone.
“Always Sparkling Clean.”
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