This is not my comment. This is Furnature’s stance. Their experience with chemical sensitive people has been extensive. So, I gather perfume or cologne is a real issue for some. The people that Furnature was catering too before green became an in thing were those who already had a low tolerance.

You bring up a good point about our intolerances. This is one of the reasons why many people are against anti-bacterial soap. Thanks for stopping by the blog and sharing with us your point of view. Anna

“Furnature’s experiences have taught them that some chemically sensitive people can actually smell the cologne or smoke in their fabric that emanates from Furnature’s employees.”

IMO, this is highly doubtful…and if a person is THAT sensitive, you have to wonder how they react to the exhaust fumes that surround the truck delivering their furniture? And the various environmental particulates that undoubtedly cling to the clothing of the delivery men who are handling the furniture?

I like organic, but to start claiming that certain individuals are polluting your product more than exposure to the environment itself it a little exaggerated as far as I’m concerned.

The only way to totally protect ourselves from toxic exposures is to perhaps live in a bubble…but then how would we get the furniture inside that bubble without compromising ourselves?

Hopefully, our attempt to avoid chemical exposures not turn us into weak individuals with low to zero tolerance to the world around us.

We do go to great lengths to ensure our customer’s are satisfied with the final product. Afterall, it is their lifestyle that is being effected, so we try to go the extra mile to make sure our customer’s receive furniture that is not only organic but also fits their personal style.