by Catherine Dicker et al. Originally appeared in The Advocate: The newsletter of the Massachusetts Nurses Association Labor Relations Committee.
- You save money.
- Your co-workers can breathe easier.
- You won’t attract the wrong kind of attention.
- You won’t trigger someone’s migraine (or maybe your own).
- You won’t exacerbate your patient’s asthma.
- You will contribute to better Indoor Air Quality.
- You will not be in a cloud of acetone, formaldehyde, benzaldehyde, benzyl acetate, benzyl alcohol, ethanol, limoline, linalool, and methylene chloride all of which are listed as hazardous waste and contribute to workplace asthma.
- You won’t cause skin reactions in sensitized people.
- You won’t be supporting big business profits of companies that disregard consumer health and safety.
- You’ll be safe to be around and safe to hug.
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