Re: Surprise! Surprise!

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/21/00 10:19:02 AM US Eastern Standard Time,

rsaling@... writes:

<< Today's soap may contaoin perfumes, colors, and oils, but if it is

represented only as soap it is out of the FDA regulatory bailiwick. " >>

Nope, many of us know this, and you will find that this very exemption can

cause a few stirs. Many soapers put ingrediants on the labels just as a

basic " courtesy " to customers, in case someone is allergic to something, for

instance. But, this has also led to many a heated discussion as to whether

or not you are making a claim by calling your lavender soap " lavender soap " ,

for example. Some feel that because many people know of the calming effect

that lavender has on many people, by calling you soap " lavender soap " you are

making a claim, thereby blowing your " soap only " exemption. Most of us do

not feel that way, though.

Patti

[Guest guest]

> Hey People I made a call today that may change my life(and everyone

> elses at my work too)

> A friend from work offered to get me water and surface samples to

> check if mold or fungi was present at work.

> When I called to get test kits for my friend to sneak in, They, (Dept

> of environment and Labour, was curious and asked me if I would

> explain

> why I needed them.

Way to go .

[Guest guest]

Wish I could have had a surprise inspection at my school by someone that

believed me. Things would have been a whole lot different!!!! Sure hope things

go well for you!