The teachers at Episcopal are very understanding of this, and Dr. Fenske will unplug her lavender thing and Dr. D will blow out her candles(very appreciated), but it's very rare. My own grandmother keeps the things in every outlet in her house, and every time I go up there I get sick. She always forgets. My aunt always forgets and douses herself in perfume to the point where if I'm in the same room as her I have sneezing/coughing fits every 5 minutes. And even my best friend's mother forgets sometimes (but it's very rare; she usually remembers) and tries to give me some of that "essential oil" stuff.
I don't get offended by it, because I know that it's truly a rare allergy. "Allergic to Febreze? Give me a break." But sometimes I can't help but wonder: is it necessary? Does it really smell that badly in here?
I like your use of quotes and your word choice. I don't think that most people spray Febreze to keep something from smelling bad, but to make something smell better.
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