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		<description><![CDATA[A lot of diners are perfume-phobic, including Chowhounds, as you can see on this discussion and this one. Michael Bauer, the San Francisco Chronicle’s restaurant critic, has actually gone so far as to suggest banning perfume in restaurants. Smell, of course, is intimately connected to taste. Randi Leehan, wine buyer and general manager at LA [...]<!-- Easy AdSense Redux V2.80 -->
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		<title>Advice On Responsible Behaviour In &#8216;Fragrance Free&#8217; Buildings</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[What is a 'Fragrance Free' Zone ?

Fragrance Free zones and buildings are areas where people are prohibited from wearing or using any product that contains a scent. The list of banned items includes cologne, aftershave, air fresheners, incense, and anything else designed to produce an odor, even if the odor the product produces is marketed as a 'good' one. Also banned are a wide range of products whose primary purpose is not to produce a scent but that are sold in scented versions. Examples of such items include: hair-spray, laundry and hand soap, hand lotions, fabric softener, shampoo and conditioners, make-up, cleaning products, and many, many more.]]></description>
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