Urgent - please call or email Wild Oats - stop Bounce!

[Guest guest]

Today I discovered that Wild Oats has decided to carry Bounce and other toxic

cleaners.

I learned the hard way, innocently going in to buy food only to have my throat

start to close when I detected the Bounce fumes.

They claim they are simply responding to " a survey " of customer requests.

The only way we can stop this is if enough people contact them asap. Please

email or call Wild Oats

and spread the word (contact info below).

We will have lost yet another place to shop if they continue to stock Bounce on

their shelves.

Whole Foods has already started to use deodorizers in their bathrooms, and now

this.

When you contact the headquarters:

(1) Urge them to educate consumers about the dangers of these products and

respond to consumer

request by supplying healthy alternatives (e.g. Static Eliminator, a natural

dryer sheet that can be used for loads)

(2) Explain that people like us who have multiple chemical sensitivity and

others who have severe asthma or who get migraines from these sythetic

fragrances will not be able to even walk into their store.

** Let them know that this is a disability issue and an access issue.

We would like to be able to purchase my groceries at Wild Oats! Bounce and

other

fabric softener sheets, in particular, spread their smell all over the store,

contaminating yogurt containers and shampoo bottles, making it impossible for

us to purchase any of these items.

(3) Wild Oats represents natural and organic products that do not cause harm.

Let them know that they are going back on their word by carrying these

products. Not only do they harm children and adults alike, but they damage

fish and other wildlife in waterways. Such harm goes against the Wild Oats

mission:

" Our Mission:

Wild Oats was founded on the vision of enhancing the lives of our customers

and our people with products and education that support health and wellbeing.

Wild Oats is committed to providing the highest quality, organic and natural

food, health and wellness products in vibrant stores with people who are

friendly, eager to serve and ready to educate.

At Wild Oats, we sell food that remembers its roots. "

???

Please contact them at:

http://www.wildoats.com/u/contact/

1-800-494-WILD (9453)

If you are in Boulder or surrounding area: 303-440-5220 (press 0 for

their operator).

Please do all you can to spread the word and let Wild Oats know that they need

to be a leader, not a follower in natural health products. They can best

serve their communities by educating people about the harms of these products

and NOT supply them in their stores.

Also inform them that a number of shoppers will boycott and picket their

stores if they put these products on their shelves.

* though these products have unscented or scent-free versions, stores always

carry both (or just the scented ones), which will still contaminate the store

as a whole. Also, the 'scent free' versions of fabric softener still contain

harmful synthetic fragrance.

For those of you in churches and faith communities, please encourage members

to act. This is a social justice issue!

Thank you!!!!

[Guest guest]

CALL corporate in California! Get the heae of marketing and the more

calls and refusals to shop will make a difference.

I will work on my store manager here as he is very open to helping people

gain accessibility to his store!

On Thu, 4 Aug 2005 Jsverdlove@... wrote:

> Date: Thu, 04 Aug 2005 01:08:33 -0400

> From: Jsverdlove@...

> Reply-

> MCS-CI-Hope2 , ,

> MCS-Global

> Subject: [] Urgent - please call or email Wild Oats - stop

> Bounce!

>

> Today I discovered that Wild Oats has decided to carry Bounce and other toxic

cleaners.

> I learned the hard way, innocently going in to buy food only to have my throat

start to close when I detected the Bounce fumes.

> They claim they are simply responding to " a survey " of customer requests.

> The only way we can stop this is if enough people contact them asap. Please

email or call Wild Oats

> and spread the word (contact info below).

>

> We will have lost yet another place to shop if they continue to stock Bounce

on their shelves.

> Whole Foods has already started to use deodorizers in their bathrooms, and

now this.

> When you contact the headquarters:

> (1) Urge them to educate consumers about the dangers of these products and

respond to consumer

> request by supplying healthy alternatives (e.g. Static Eliminator, a natural

dryer sheet that can be used for loads)

>

> (2) Explain that people like us who have multiple chemical sensitivity and

> others who have severe asthma or who get migraines from these sythetic

> fragrances will not be able to even walk into their store.

>

> ** Let them know that this is a disability issue and an access issue.

> We would like to be able to purchase my groceries at Wild Oats! Bounce and

other

> fabric softener sheets, in particular, spread their smell all over the store,

> contaminating yogurt containers and shampoo bottles, making it impossible for

> us to purchase any of these items.

>

> (3) Wild Oats represents natural and organic products that do not cause harm.

> Let them know that they are going back on their word by carrying these

> products. Not only do they harm children and adults alike, but they damage

> fish and other wildlife in waterways. Such harm goes against the Wild Oats

> mission:

>

> " Our Mission:

> Wild Oats was founded on the vision of enhancing the lives of our customers

> and our people with products and education that support health and wellbeing.

>

> Wild Oats is committed to providing the highest quality, organic and natural

> food, health and wellness products in vibrant stores with people who are

> friendly, eager to serve and ready to educate.

>

> At Wild Oats, we sell food that remembers its roots. "

> ???

>

> Please contact them at:

>

> http://www.wildoats.com/u/contact/

>

> 1-800-494-WILD (9453)

>

> If you are in Boulder or surrounding area: 303-440-5220 (press 0 for

> their operator).

>

> Please do all you can to spread the word and let Wild Oats know that they need

> to be a leader, not a follower in natural health products. They can best

> serve their communities by educating people about the harms of these products

> and NOT supply them in their stores.

>

> Also inform them that a number of shoppers will boycott and picket their

> stores if they put these products on their shelves.

>

> * though these products have unscented or scent-free versions, stores always

> carry both (or just the scented ones), which will still contaminate the store

> as a whole. Also, the 'scent free' versions of fabric softener still contain

> harmful synthetic fragrance.

>

> For those of you in churches and faith communities, please encourage members

> to act. This is a social justice issue!

>

> Thank you!!!!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Do you have the number for corporate in CA?

This is the terrible response I just received from the CO office:

Dear Jill,

Thank-you for shopping at Wild Oats Market.

I am sorry to hear of your poor shopping experience at the Broadway store.

I have forwarded your comments onto our standards department for review. As you

may know, the new cleaning products have been brought into our store are a

result of high customer demand. We still offer a large variety of natural

cleaning products for you to choose from. We have simply added more variety to

our shelves to meet customers convenience needs.

The conventional products that have recently been introduced to our stores can

be differentiated from our traditional line of natural and organic products

through shelf tags labeled as " Special Request. " If you have questions

regarding how to read these new tags, please ask a store manager for assistance.

Once again, thank-you for shopping at Wild Oats Markets and taking the time to

write us with your thoughts.

Lidstrom

Wild Oats Market

Customer Service Supervisor

1-800-494-9453

[] Urgent - please call or email Wild Oats - stop

> Bounce!

> > Today I discovered that Wild Oats has decided to carry Bounce and other

toxic cleaners.

> I learned the hard way, innocently going in to buy food only to have my throat

start to close when I detected the Bounce fumes.

> They claim they are simply responding to " a survey " of customer requests.

> The only way we can stop this is if enough people contact them asap. Please

email or call Wild Oats

> and spread the word (contact info below).

>

> We will have lost yet another place to shop if they continue to stock Bounce

on their shelves.

> Whole Foods has already started to use deodorizers in their bathrooms, and now

this.

> When you contact the headquarters:

> (1) Urge them to educate consumers about the dangers of these products and

respond to consumer

> request by supplying healthy alternatives (e.g. Static Eliminator, a natural

dryer sheet that can be used for loads)

>

> (2) Explain that people like us who have multiple chemical sensitivity and

> others who have severe asthma or who get migraines from these sythetic

> fragrances will not be able to even walk into their store.

>

> ** Let them know that this is a disability issue and an access issue.

> We would like to be able to purchase my groceries at Wild Oats! Bounce and

other

> fabric softener sheets, in particular, spread their smell all over the store,

> contaminating yogurt containers and shampoo bottles, making it impossible for

> us to purchase any of these items.

>

> (3) Wild Oats represents natural and organic products that do not cause harm.

> Let them know that they are going back on their word by carrying these

> products. Not only do they harm children and adults alike, but they damage

> fish and other wildlife in waterways. Such harm goes against the Wild Oats

> mission:

>

> " Our Mission:

> Wild Oats was founded on the vision of enhancing the lives of our customers

> and our people with products and education that support health and wellbeing.

>

> Wild Oats is committed to providing the highest quality, organic and natural

> food, health and wellness products in vibrant stores with people who are

> friendly, eager to serve and ready to educate.

>

> At Wild Oats, we sell food that remembers its roots. "

> ???

>

> Please contact them at:

>

> http://www.wildoats.com/u/contact/

>

> 1-800-494-WILD (9453)

>

> If you are in Boulder or surrounding area: 303-440-5220 (press 0 for

> their operator).

>

> Please do all you can to spread the word and let Wild Oats know that they need

> to be a leader, not a follower in natural health products. They can best

> serve their communities by educating people about the harms of these products

> and NOT supply them in their stores.

>

> Also inform them that a number of shoppers will boycott and picket their

> stores if they put these products on their shelves.

>

> * though these products have unscented or scent-free versions, stores always

> carry both (or just the scented ones), which will still contaminate the store

> as a whole. Also, the 'scent free' versions of fabric softener still contain

> harmful synthetic fragrance.

>

> For those of you in churches and faith communities, please encourage members

> to act. This is a social justice issue!

>

> Thank you!!!!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oops, it was CO not CA...got an exposure yesteray brain is still foggy.

I am on the phone now with WIld Oats as I have had major beefs with the

stores here in Vegas...

They sell organic yet they place conventially grown food next to it and

when its watered the run off contaminates the organic.

Their RESPONSE was WE BUY ORGNAIC we didn't say we SELL ORGANIC!

THey are practicing deceptive sales practices and the attorney generals

office in all states need to force them to disclose that they are NOT

selling products of the quality that you are led to believe is true.

I had jsut called my store manager of WHole foods and he will be looking

into removing Cling Free which they have insteaed of Bounce.

I got a hold of at Wold Oats and told her I was shocked that she

is allowing chloroformm to be in the store and did she know what

chloroform was? As usual these corporate asses know nothing...so I sent her the

following after explaining that chloroform was used in the olden days to

knock out people. As she stated in her email and related to me it was at

the request of customers...so, I said if you have customers who do not

want it and refuse to be assaulted with cholorofm who are you going to

listen to?

OF course she is ONLY a facilitiator and will pass it on...

SO for your reference:

Twenty Most Common Chemicals in Thirty-one Fragrance Products [based on a]

1991 EPA Study

Compiled by Kendall (1935 - 1997); distributed by Environmental

Health Network (used by permission) Reference: Lance Wallace,

Environmental Protection Agency; Phone: (703) 648-4287

Excerpts from " Health Hazard Information "

Symptoms of exposure are taken from industry-generated Material Safety

Data Sheets (MSDS)

Principal chemicals found in scented products are:

1. ACETONE (in: cologne, dishwashing liquid and detergent, nail enamel

remover)

On EPA, RCRA, CERCLA Hazardous Waste lists. " Inhalation can cause

dryness of the mouth and throat; dizziness, nausea, incoordination,

slurred speech, drowsiness, and, in severe exposures, coma. " " Acts

primarily as a central nervous system (CNS) depressant. "

_________________________________________________________________

2. BENZALDEHYDE (in: perfume, cologne, hairspray, laundry bleach,

deodorants, detergent, vaseline lotion, shavng cream, shampoo, bar soap,

dishwasher detergent)

Narcotic. Sensitizer. " Local anesthetic, CNS depressant " ... " irritation to

the mouth, throat, eyes, skin, lungs, and GI tract, causing nausea and

abdominal pain. " " May cause kidney damage. " " Do not use with contact

lenses. "

_________________________________________________________________

3. BENZYL ACETATE (in: perfume, cologne, shampoo, fabric softener,

stickup air fresheners, dishwashing liquid and detergent, soap, hairspray,

bleach, after shave, deodorants)

Carcinogenic (linked to pancreatic cancer); " From vapors:

irritating to eyes and respiratory passages, exciting cough. " " In mice:

hyperanemia of the lungs. " " Can be absorbed through the skin causing

systemic effects. " " Do not flush to sewer. "

_________________________________________________________________

4. BENZYL ALCOHOL (in: perfume, cologne, soap, shampoo, nail enamel

remover, air freshener, laundry bleach and detergent, vaseline lotions,

deodorants, fabric softener)

" irritating to the upper respiratory tract " ... " headache, nausea,

vomiting, dizziness, drop in blood pressure, CNS depression, and death in

severe cases due to respiratory failure. "

5. CAMPHOR (in: perfume, shaving cream, nail enamel, fabric softener,

dishwasher detergent, nail color, stickup air freshener)

" local irritant and CNS stim__________________

11. a-PINENE (in: bar and liquid soap, cologne, perfume, shaving cream,

deodorants, dishwashing liquid, air freshener)

Sensitizer (damaging to the immune system).

______________________________________________________________

12. g-TERPINENE (in: cologne, perfume, soap, shaving cream, deodorant, air

freshener)

" Causes asthma and CNS disorders. "

_________________________________________________________________

13. a-TERPINEOL (in: perfume, cologne, laundry detergent, bleach powder,

laundry bleach, fabric softener, stickup air freshener, vaseline lotion,

cologne, soap, hairspray, after shave, roll-on deodorant)

... " highly irritating to mucous membranes " ... " Aspiration into

the lungs can produce pneumonitis or even fatal edema. " Can also cause

" excitement, ataxia (loss of muscular coordination), hypothermia, CNS and

respiratory depression, and headache. " " Prevent repeated or prolonged skin

contact. "

_______________________________________________________________

NOon of vapors. "

_________________________________________________________________

Chloroform

Neurotoxic. Anesthetic. Carcinogenic. on EPA's Hazardous Waste list.

" Avoid contact with eyes, skin, clothing. Do not breathe vapors

....Inhalation of vapors may cause headache, nausea, vomiting, dizziness,

drowsiness, irritation of respiratory tract and loss of consciousness. "

" Inhalation can be fatal. " " Chronic effects of overexposure may include

kidney and/or liver damage. " " Medical conditions generally aggravated by

exposure: kidney disorders, liver disorders, heart disorders, skin

disorders. " " Conditions to avoid: Heat... " Listed on California's

Proposition 65.

_________________________________________________________________

Ethyl Acetate

Narcotic. On EPA's Hazardous Waste list. " ...Irritating to the eyes and

respiratory tract " ... " may cause headache and narcosis (stupor) " ... " may

cause anemia with leukocytosis and damage to liver and kidneys " . " Wash

thoroughly after handling. "

_________________

Limonene

Carcinogenic. " Prevent its contact with skin or eyes because it is an

irritant and sensitizer. " " Always wash thoroughly after using this

material and before eating, drinking ...applying cosmetics. Do not

inhale limonene vapor. "

_________________________________________________________________

Linalool

Narcotic. Causes CNS disorders. ... " respiratory

disturbances " ... " Attracts bees. " " In animal tests: ataxic gait, reduced

spontaneous motor activity and depression ...depressed heart activity

....development of respiratory disturbances leading to death. "

Pentane

" Danger - Harmful if inhaled ...Avoid breathing vapor. " " Inhalation of

vapors may cause headache, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, drowsiness,

irritation of respiratory tract and loss of consciousness. Repeated

inhalation of vapors may cause CNS depression. Contact can cause eye

irritation. Prolonged exposure may cause dermatitis (skin rash). "

CNS = Central Nervous System

Your brain and spine. CNS disorders include: Alzheimer's Diseas, Attention

Deficit Disorder, Dementia, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Multiple

Sclerosis, Parkinson's Disease, Seizures, Strokes, Sudden Infant Death

Syndrome.

CNS exposure symptoms include: aphasia, blurred vision, disorientation,

dizziness, headaches, hunger, memory loss, numbness in face, pain in neck

and spine.

On Thu, 4 Aug 2005 jsverdlove@... wrote:

> Date: Thu, 04 Aug 2005 17:09:02 -0400

> From: jsverdlove@...

> jap2bemc@...

> Cc: MCS-CI-Hope2 , ,

> MCS-Global

> Subject: Re: [] Urgent - please call or email Wild Oats - stop

> Bounce!

>

> Do you have the number for corporate in CA?

> This is the terrible response I just received from the CO office:

>

> Dear Jill,

>

> Thank-you for shopping at Wild Oats Market.

>

> I am sorry to hear of your poor shopping experience at the Broadway store.

>

> I have forwarded your comments onto our standards department for review. As

you

> may know, the new cleaning products have been brought into our store are a

> result of high customer demand. We still offer a large variety of natural

> cleaning products for you to choose from. We have simply added more variety

to

> our shelves to meet customers convenience needs.

>

> The conventional products that have recently been introduced to our stores can

> be differentiated from our traditional line of natural and organic products

> through shelf tags labeled as " Special Request. " If you have questions

> regarding how to read these new tags, please ask a store manager for

assistance.

>

> Once again, thank-you for shopping at Wild Oats Markets and taking the time to

> write us with your thoughts.

>

> Lidstrom

> Wild Oats Market

> Customer Service Supervisor

> 1-800-494-9453

>

>

>

>

> [] Urgent - please call or email Wild Oats - stop

>> Bounce!

>>> Today I discovered that Wild Oats has decided to carry Bounce and other

toxic cleaners.

>> I learned the hard way, innocently going in to buy food only to have my

throat start to close when I detected the Bounce fumes.

>> They claim they are simply responding to " a survey " of customer requests.

>> The only way we can stop this is if enough people contact them asap. Please

email or call Wild Oats

>> and spread the word (contact info below).

>>

>> We will have lost yet another place to shop if they continue to stock Bounce

on their shelves.

>> Whole Foods has already started to use deodorizers in their bathrooms, and

now this.

>> When you contact the headquarters:

>> (1) Urge them to educate consumers about the dangers of these products and

respond to consumer

>> request by supplying healthy alternatives (e.g. Static Eliminator, a natural

dryer sheet that can be used for loads)

>>

>> (2) Explain that people like us who have multiple chemical sensitivity and

>> others who have severe asthma or who get migraines from these sythetic

>> fragrances will not be able to even walk into their store.

>>

>> ** Let them know that this is a disability issue and an access issue.

>> We would like to be able to purchase my groceries at Wild Oats! Bounce and

other

>> fabric softener sheets, in particular, spread their smell all over the store,

>> contaminating yogurt containers and shampoo bottles, making it impossible for

>> us to purchase any of these items.

>>

>> (3) Wild Oats represents natural and organic products that do not cause harm.

>> Let them know that they are going back on their word by carrying these

>> products. Not only do they harm children and adults alike, but they damage

>> fish and other wildlife in waterways. Such harm goes against the Wild Oats

>> mission:

>>

>> " Our Mission:

>> Wild Oats was founded on the vision of enhancing the lives of our customers

>> and our people with products and education that support health and wellbeing.

>>

>> Wild Oats is committed to providing the highest quality, organic and natural

>> food, health and wellness products in vibrant stores with people who are

>> friendly, eager to serve and ready to educate.

>>

>> At Wild Oats, we sell food that remembers its roots. "

>> ???

>>

>> Please contact them at:

>>

>> http://www.wildoats.com/u/contact/

>>

>> 1-800-494-WILD (9453)

>>

>> If you are in Boulder or surrounding area: 303-440-5220 (press 0 for

>> their operator).

>>

>> Please do all you can to spread the word and let Wild Oats know that they

need

>> to be a leader, not a follower in natural health products. They can best

>> serve their communities by educating people about the harms of these products

>> and NOT supply them in their stores.

>>

>> Also inform them that a number of shoppers will boycott and picket their

>> stores if they put these products on their shelves.

>>

>> * though these products have unscented or scent-free versions, stores always

>> carry both (or just the scented ones), which will still contaminate the store

>> as a whole. Also, the 'scent free' versions of fabric softener still contain

>> harmful synthetic fragrance.

>>

>> For those of you in churches and faith communities, please encourage members

>> to act. This is a social justice issue!

>>

>> Thank you!!!!

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

I really don't see anything wrong with this. They don't claim to be totally

organic store. I don't know there whole product line, but they have lots of

conventially grown produce there for one thing.

If product is labeled correctly from manufacturer and on shelf, I see

nothing wrong with carrying it. I shop there with a friend that doesn't buy

organic and she has to go there and then to another store.

----- Original Message -----

From: <Jsverdlove@...>

> Do you have the number for corporate in CA?

> This is the terrible response I just received from the CO office:

[Guest guest]

I have a beef about the illusion of selling organic when its not. ITs

handled and watered with the crappy water here in NV that has perchlorate

in it.

I have a water filer through out my whole house to remove chems and now I

am suppose to buy food at an inflated price with chems and who knows what else

on it?

Sitting organic next to convention and the water is draining off of both

and affecting both...why buy organic at that point...just buy

conventional?

I expect to pay more for quality food, but not food that is no better than

the regular stuff.

Ever since I went organic, every food allergy that I have tried I can now

eat (I absolutely refuse to test it out on lemons or organces) but, if I

try regualr I have the reaction.

SO when I go out to eat I just eat the foods that I know I can tolerate.

On Thu, 4 Aug 2005, Barbra BW wrote:

> Date: Thu, 4 Aug 2005 17:50:48 -0400

> From: Barbra BW <bbw@...>

> Reply-

>

> Subject: Re: Re: [] Urgent - please call or email Wild Oats -

> stop Bounce!

>

>

> I really don't see anything wrong with this. They don't claim to be totally

> organic store. I don't know there whole product line, but they have lots of

> conventially grown produce there for one thing.

> If product is labeled correctly from manufacturer and on shelf, I see

> nothing wrong with carrying it. I shop there with a friend that doesn't buy

> organic and she has to go there and then to another store.

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: <Jsverdlove@...>

>

>

>> Do you have the number for corporate in CA?

>> This is the terrible response I just received from the CO office:

>

>

>

>

>

> FAIR USE NOTICE:

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Do you have the number for corporate in CA?

> This is the terrible response I just received from the CO office:

Well, they kind of missed the point here, no?

The degrees of sensitivities that we as a community are now subject to

-- mold, smoke and the various manifestations of MCS -- are just too

far out of the range of normal experience for the general population

to relate to, much less by those viewing through the filter of

profitability.

I support this, and I hope that this effort at bringing Whole Foods to

awareness is sucessful -- this would be a major coup. However, the

larger issue of addressing broader medical acceptance of our

conditions is at the root of this. If what we have experienced was

acknowledged, it would drive new product development and marketing,

among many other things. And this would be costly.

The political offensive we are up against is well aware of this. They

are working to discredit our suffering at a medical level, even

resorting to the production of falsified research and presenting this

to our legislators to gut the whole issue at the regulatory level.

While from one viewpoint this is very bad, it is encouraging that we

have determined their tactics, and are now taking steps to expose this.

This issue will be brought to light.

Lee

Director

Fungal Disease Resource Center, Inc.

http://wwww.fdrcinc.org

[Guest guest]

That response was form WILD OATS not Whole Foods. As Wild Oats is in CO.

On Fri, 5 Aug 2005, moldincolo wrote:

> Date: Fri, 05 Aug 2005 01:13:49 -0000

> From: moldincolo <jonathan1@...>

> Reply-

>

> Subject: [] Re: Urgent - please call or email Wild Oats - stop

> Bounce!

>

>

>> Do you have the number for corporate in CA?

>> This is the terrible response I just received from the CO office:

>

> Well, they kind of missed the point here, no?

>

> The degrees of sensitivities that we as a community are now subject to

> -- mold, smoke and the various manifestations of MCS -- are just too

> far out of the range of normal experience for the general population

> to relate to, much less by those viewing through the filter of

> profitability.

>

> I support this, and I hope that this effort at bringing Whole Foods to

> awareness is sucessful -- this would be a major coup. However, the

> larger issue of addressing broader medical acceptance of our

> conditions is at the root of this. If what we have experienced was

> acknowledged, it would drive new product development and marketing,

> among many other things. And this would be costly.

>

> The political offensive we are up against is well aware of this. They

> are working to discredit our suffering at a medical level, even

> resorting to the production of falsified research and presenting this

> to our legislators to gut the whole issue at the regulatory level.

>

> While from one viewpoint this is very bad, it is encouraging that we

> have determined their tactics, and are now taking steps to expose this.

>

> This issue will be brought to light.

>

> Lee

>

> Director

> Fungal Disease Resource Center, Inc.

> http://wwww.fdrcinc.org

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> FAIR USE NOTICE:

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sorry. I missed this first post regarding person reacting to sheets.

I certainly hope they see your point.

>

> We will have lost yet another place to shop if they continue to

stock Bounce on their shelves.

> Whole Foods has already started to use deodorizers in their

bathrooms, and now this.