"I understand the perceived need of the establishment to decorate in light of the festivities of the season, but having a rather repulsive, noxious smelling odor permeate the air is not particularly safe and appealing to others with respiratory issues. Management has to be more cognizant of that fact and maintain the place clean while maintaining a neutral environment for the guests and staff. Offensive odors and even noxious smelling substances from strong industrial strength smelling sources are not acceptable. Most current research teaches against these practices, that is why medical personnel are not even allowed to wear any colognes/perfumes in the care environment which are known to trigger hypersensitivity reactions, including anaphylaxis. Please be mindful of that and formulate new policies against it. Clean smell is acceptable, strong noxious substances are not. You might as well have people smoke inside your facilities if you're going to spray your hallways with bad stuff."
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