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How Safe Are Cosmetics? New Bill Wants to Find Out
Updated: 18 hours 28 minutes ago thrusday july 22 2010


Andrew Schneider
Senior Public Health Correspondent

(July 21) -- Most Americans use about 10 personal care products each day. The toothpaste, shampoo, deodorant, baby powder and other things that we routinely douse or slather on our bodies expose us to at least 100 different chemicals. Many of these, public health experts say, have been linked to adverse health effects like cancer, birth defects and learning disabilities.

There is nothing that the Food and Drug Administration can legally do about it.

But that may begin to change as two Democratic lawmakers -- Reps. Jan Schakowsky from Illinois and Edward Markey from Massachusetts -- introduced the Safe Cosmetics Act of 2010 today. If passed, it will be the first meaningful effort to give the FDA the teeth, tools and mandate to protect consumers from harmful products that are used by almost everyone.

Under the current absence of oversight, it's legal for cosmetics companies to use virtually any ingredient with no pre-market safety assessment.

This has bothered many of FDA's risk experts and toxicologists, who say they're eager to have the authority to delve into the litany of potentially hazardous chemicals in these products.

"This law is absolutely needed and the authority it will give FDA is even more crucial now as many manufacturers are using nano-sized chemicals such as titanium dioxide in their cosmetic and health products," an FDA risk assessor told AOL News at the Institute of Food Technologists annual meeting in Chicago this week.

Some of what the legislation calls for includes:
Ingredients linked to cancer and birth defects being phased out of personal care products.
Health-based safety standards for all ingredients in cosmetics that includes protections for children and other vulnerable populations.
Required listing on product labels of all chemical ingredients in personal care products, including fragrances and contaminants.
Worker access to information about hazardous chemicals they may encounter in the manufacturing of personal care products.
Adequate funding and support of the FDA Office of Cosmetics and Colors to pay for this oversight of the cosmetics industry.
Few other details were available Tuesday night, when legislative staffers were still hammering out the final language .

Many in the public health community hope that the legislation will prevent the cosmetic industry from hiding behind the overused and lobbyists-protected "confidential business information" exclusion, which has for decades allowed companies to refuse giving regulators information.

"The industry insists it has to have the confidential business information rule, otherwise they [competitors] will know what is in our products," explained Stephenie Hendrick, environmental health media coordinator working with the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics and other groups.

"The scientists at the companies already know what are in each others' products. It's only the public that's kept in the dark."

The FDA is already conducting studies on some components of sunscreen.

Paul Howard, director of the FDA's office of Scientific Coordination, told a room filled with attendees in a daylong conference on nanotechnology that the FDA is completing studies on the use of nano-sized titanium dioxide in sunscreens. For four weeks, pigs were slathered with sunscreen with differing sizes of nanoparticles.

This is important because of controversy over the safety of titanium dioxide in many sunscreen and personal care products. He told the scientists that the preliminary studies showed the nanoparticles did not penetrate the skin deep enough to be harmful, but quickly added that more studies were being conducted.

A Long Time Coming

In 1938, Congress passed the Federal Food, Drugs and Cosmetics Act. Its provisions required new products to be shown safe before marketing. That pretty much never happened with cosmetics.

"This legislation would create a system that people think already exists -- one that requires companies to assess chemicals for safety and disclose all the ingredients in their products," Stacy Malkan, co-founder of Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, told AOL News.

"We all put these products on our bodies, and all of us are exposed to the toxic chemicals that are commonly found in cosmetics," she added, and cited the carcinogens formaldehyde and 1,4 dioxane, which are found in bath products and shampoos; phthalates in fragrances and the antibacterial agent triclosan.

Triclosan, which has become ubiquitous in scores of health care products, has a link to dioxin derivatives. That has raised concerns in several peer-reviewed animal studies that showed it can be highly carcinogenic and can weaken the immune system, decrease fertility, damage sex hormones and cause miscarriage and birth defects.

However, while the FDA says that triclosan is not currently known to be hazardous to humans, it nevertheless is doing studies on the health effects of the chemical. Its findings should be made public next spring.

Consumers Believe FDA Is Their Protector

Under the present law, FDA can't even begin to regulate cosmetics until they are already on store shelves, which means they can be sold to the pubic without safety testing of the product or its ingredients.

"Most people assume the FDA regulates cosmetics the same way it does food and drugs to ensure they are safe. In reality, cosmetics are one of the least-regulated consumer products on the market today," said Janet Nudelman, program director of the Breast Cancer Fund.

"When there are cancer-causing chemicals in baby shampoo and mercury in skin cream, you know the regulatory system is broken," she added

The Environmental Working Group has been studying cosmetics for years, and everywhere it has looked it has found hazardous or untested cosmetics ingredients.

Jane Houlihan, the group's vice president for research, said its testing has found that blood and urine samples from 20 teen girls from across the country were tainted with an average of 13 potential hormone-disrupting preservatives, plasticizers and other cosmetic chemicals.

Also, in umbilical cord blood from 10 newborn babies, synthetic musk fragrances were found to have crossed the mother's placenta to pollute the baby's body before birth, she added.

Houlihan called the proposed federal legislation "long overdue," saying it would finally close major gaps in the law, giving FDA real authority to ensure that personal care products sold in the U.S. meet a basic standard of safety.

The feelings on Capitol Hill are that this legislation will pass without much opposition. That's mainly because the trade association, in a letter to lawmakers last week, said it "plans to support legislation that would strengthen and modernize regulatory oversight of the industry and create a greater role for the FDA in assessing ingredient safety for personal care products."

That was seen as a smart move by the industry's Personal Care Products Council because the public is demanding more information on the safety of the products it uses.

Congress is already up to its neck in reforming EPA's dangerously antiquated Toxic Substances Control Act. Food safety legislation is moving through both the House and Senate and parties on all sides of the cosmetic safety battle knew that FDA's responsibility for personal safety products would be under the congressional microscope next.
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SOME SCENT FREE FACILITIES, ORGANIZATIONS AND EVENTS -WHO IN USA AND OTHER PLACES OBJECT TO TOXIC PERFUMES AND FRAGRANCES. CHECK OUT THE LIST AND ADD YOUR FACILITY OR SCHOOL OR PLACE OF WORK TO THIS LIST.

National Toxic Encephalopathy Foundation, POB 29194, Las Vegas, NV 89126

            Personal communication from angel@mcs-global.org

Chemical Injury Information Network (CIIN) 

http://www.ciin.org/

The Chemical Sensitivity Foundation 

http://www.chemicalsensitivityfoundation.org/

Environmental Sensitivities Research Institute

http://www.esri.org/index.html

Global Recognition Campaign for Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

http://www.mcs-global.org/

HEAL®—Human Ecology Action League 

http://members.aol.com/HEAL

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) committee (fragrance-free philosophy statement)

http://www.matcmadison.edu/match/employee/officeholders/

MCS Beacon of Hope

http://www.mcsbeaconofhope.com/

MCS NYC

http://www.mcsnyc.com/

MCS Referral & Resources

http://www.mcsrr.org/

Share, Care and Prayer, Inc. 

http://www.sharecareprayer.org/

Chemically Injured (CSSS) of Phoenix HEAL

http://www.geocities.com/phxheal

HEAL of Southern Arizona

http://www.healsoaz.org/

Environmental Health Network of California

http://www.rmeha.org/

Rocky Mountain Environmental Health Association

http://www.ehnca.org/

Ecological Health Organization

http://www.echomcsct.homestead.com/

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, and Chemical Sensitivity Coalition

of  Chicago (CFCCC)

http://www.mcshealthenviron.org/

Massachusetts Association for the Chemically Injured (MACI)

http://www.angelfire.com/ma3/maci/

Planet Thrive 

http://www.planetthrive.com/                       

Feminist Therapy Associates, El Cerrito, CA  (scent-free psychotherapist’s office)          

http://www.FeministTherapyAssociates.com

http://www.dragonflyvillage.com/jeannec56

Center for Disabilities Studies, University of Delaware, Wilmington, DE (scent-free)

http://www.serviceandinclusion.org/conf/RehobothRegForm.doc

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MCS Canadian Sources

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University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Ottawa Health Research Institute, Ottawa, ON, Canada  (scent-free workplace)

http://www.ottawahospital.on.ca/ about/reports/access-res03-04-e.pdf

Kingston General Hospital, Kingston, ON, Canada (scent-free) “If you are sending flowers to someone in hospital, please ensure they are...”

http://www.kgh.on.ca/media/media_releases.asp

http://www.kgh.on.ca/media/media_releases/MR_05_july01.asp

Hotel Dieu, Kingston, ON, Canada (scent free work environment)  “... Patients who do come into the hospital wearing scented products will be...)

http://www.hoteldieu.com/scentfree.html

Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, ON, Canada

 (scent-free)  “Scented personal products like perfume, cologne, aftershave, scented deodorant, talc...”

http://www.osmh.on.ca/know.htm

Niagara-on-the-Lake Hospital, Niagara on the Lake, ON, Canada

 http://www.aahd.us/conferences/FlyerJul2005.pdf

Ontario Federation of Labour Allergy Alert, ON, Canada (scent free)

http://www.whsc.on.ca/Publications/hazardbulletins/summer2002/fragrances.htm

Adelaide Gay and Lesbian Cultural Festival, Nov, 4-27, 2005, Adelaide, South Australia (scent free)

            http://www.feast.org.au/2005/?article=news&view=news&id=10220624

3rd Western Nurse Leaders Forum, Power Through Leadership in Practice, Nov. 23 - 25, 2005, Westin Hotel, Edmonton, AB, Canada  (scent-free)

            http://www.buksa.com/conferences/NLF/Forum-AdvanceProgram.pdf

Special Seminar Joe Wong January 14-15, 2006

General Hospital, Toronto; Wellesley Hospital, Toronto; Lyndhurst Spinal

Hospital, Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada  “Scent Free Environment Policy: please, no perfume!”

http://www.afcinstitute.com/forms/ Special Seminar Joe Wong January 14-15, 2006 Brochure3.doc

Middlesex Hospital Alliance, Middlesex, ON, Canada (fragrance free facility)

http://www.mhalliance.on.ca/smgh/ jobs/JobPostingDetailsSMGH.aspx?ID=247

Leamington District Hospital, Leamington, ON, Canada (scent free)

http://www.leamingtonhospital.com/ for-your-information/patientinfo.htm

Grand River Hospital, Freeport Health Centre, Kitchener, ON, Canada

“Due to patient and staff allergies, fragrance-free products are strongly…”

http://www.grandriverhospital.on.ca/ patient/complex/pat-com-healthinfo.cfm

Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario, ON, Canada (scent free)

            http://www.cheo.on.ca/english/4040.html

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Maine Dept. of Labor, ME

http://www.safetyworksmaine.com/pdf/news_spring04.pdf.

The Department of the Interior, Guidance and Training on Greening Your Janitorial Business

            http://www.doi.gov/greening/sustain/trad.htm

CURE Childhood Cancer Cautions Parents on Increased Cancer Risk for Children From Gene-Damaging Chemicals, Monday October 3, 10:39 am ET

Recent EPA Announcement Says Children May Be More Vulnerable

ATLANTA, Oct. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- CURE Childhood Cancer wants to alert parents about the substantially greater risk of cancer to children versus adults from a variety of pollutants, based on a recent EPA environmental guidelines update.

(“Use fragrance-free fabric softeners and dryer static sheets when doing laundry, and avoid plug-in or other room fresheners.  Chemicals that make dryer sheets smell good are known poisons.”)

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/051003/clm047.html?.v=22

Shutesbury, MA “…recommended, and the town agreed, that the annual town meeting would be scent-free with a separate area for people who forgot…”

http://www.pc.gov.au/inquiry/dda/subs/sub194.pdf

Ohio Governors Council on People with Disabilities, OH  “The Committee established a ‘scent free' environment for participants with disabilities attending the …”

http://www.gcpd.ohio.gov/Aug1503Mins.htm

Transportation and the 2005-06 California Budget, CA  “…please attend the meeting smoke and scent-free...”

http://www.sccrtc.org/packet/2005/0505/TPWagenda0505.htm

Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors Agenda: 3/8/2005, CA “… please attend the meeting smoke and scent free...”

http://www.sccounty01.co.santa-cruz.ca.us/bds/Govstream/

 

ORGANIZATIONS / OFFICES

 

US

American Public Health Association

            http://www.apha.org/meetings/access.htm - cs

Protection Advocacy Inc., Sacramento, CA “ PAI requests that employees (and applicants) refrain from wearing scented products (e.g. scented perfumes/colognes or lotions etc.) in all PAI locations. This includes an employee’s regular work site and other PAI offices, regional centers, state hospitals or other facilities.”

http://www.ndrn.org/jobs/CA_PATIENTS_RIGHTS_ADVOCAT.htm

National Institute of Building Sciences - Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) Cleaner Air Rooms  “…be perfume and scent free (no hair spray, no mousse gels, lotions...”)

http://www.ieq.nibs.org/rooms/app_b.php

Artists with Disabilities Alliance

            http://www.angelfire.com/mn3/awda

Santa Cruz AA Boulder Creek Meetings, Santa Cruz, CA (fragrance free)

http://www.aasantacruz.org/schedule/BC.htm

Scent-free environmentally conscious office, Colorado Springs, CO

http://www.snowcrest.net/lassen/eident.html

Seattle Job Board, Seattle, WA (fragrance free office)

http://www.businesscareers.com/

 

INTERNATIONAL

Canadian Centre for Occupational Health

http://www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/hsprograms/scent_free.html

South Australian Task Force on Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Response to The Environmental Public Health Crisis Of Chemical Injury, Port Adelaide, South Australia

            http://www.feast.org.au/2005/?article=news&view=news&id=10220624

GreenCampus  (appeal to the staff of the University of Ottawa for scent-free indoor spaces) Ottawa, ON, Canada

http://www.ie.uottawa.ca/English/ AboutIE/green campus description.pdf

The SGS Library at 1870 Lorne Street in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

http://www.saskgenealogy.com/general/sgs_library_hours.htm

Canadian Association of Electroneurophysiology Technologists, IWK Health Centre

Halifax, NS, Canada (scent free)

http://www.iwk.nshealth.ca/

Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety

http://www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/hsprograms/scent_free.html

Canadian Hearing Society, London, ON, Canada  “…all visitors, consumers and clients to the London Office refrain from wearing perfume, cologne and scented lotions.”

http://www.chs.ca/offices/london/pdf/fall winter 2005.pdf

Australian Chemical Trauma Alliance Inc

http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:rNjce6OQZIgJ:www.pc.gov.au/inquiry/dda/subs/sub194.rtf+scent-free+hospital&hl=en&client=opera

http://www.pc.gov.au/inquiry/dda/subs/sub194.rtf

Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists / Société canadienne des pharmaciens d'hôpitaux  “Smoke-Free, Scent Free”

http://www.cshp.ca/productsServices/cjhp/2004/february_e.asp

Application For Child Care Subsidy Brampton and Mississauga, ON, Canada

…we request that you refrain from wearing scented...”

http://www.peelregion.ca/childcar/pdfs/subsidy-application.pdf

 

SCHOOLS with scent-free policy

 

US

Jefferson City Public School, MO

http://www.adaproject.org/FragranceFreePolicy.html

Shutesbury Elementary School, Shutesbury, MA (scent free)

http://www.shutesbury.k14.mass.edu/ parentguide/7SchoolProcedures.html

 

INTERNATIONAL

Healthy Schools Project Advisory Committee, Peel Region, ON, Canada

 “…scent-free strategies…”

http://www.pollutionprobe.org/Reports/schools append.pdf

Digby Regional High, Digby, NS, Canada  (scent-free school)

http://www.digbyregionalhigh.ednet.ns.ca/pages/administration.htm

Landmark East (International School for students with learning disabilities), Wolfville, NS, Canada (scent free school)

http://www.landmarkeast.org/pdffiles/ Student & Parent Handbook.pdf

Vernon Barford School, Edmonton, AB, Canada (scent free school)

http://www.vbarford.epsb.ca/

Meadowbrook Elementary School, Coquitlam, BC, Canada (scent free school)

http://www.meadowbrook.sd43.bc.ca/NR/rdonlyres/ E06761DB-5A09-400A-AD70-4F337A8F1B48/41747/News_sep_25_05.pdf

Northeast Kings, NS, Canada (scent-free school)

http://www.nkec.ednet.ns.ca/News.htm

Colby Village Elementary School, Halifax, NS, Canada  (scent free school)

http://www.colbyvillage.ednet.ns.ca/policies/scentfree.htm

 

UNIVERSITIES   US

Office of Career Services at Polytechnic University  (fragrance- free)

http://media.poly.edu/alumni/job_posting/job_display.cfm?volID=105&vol_num=25&vol_date=2005-01-01

University of Wisconsin-Stout, Student Health Services, W. Menomonie, WI  “Avoid fabric softeners and use scent-free detergents.”

http://www.uwstout.edu/studenthealth/ documents/BattlingDrySkin.doc

INTERNATIONAL

University of Calgary Scent Free Awareness Program, a joint health promotion project of University of Calgary Indoor Air Quality Committee, Calgary, AB, Canada

http://www.ucalgary.ca/scentfree/

University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, Canada   “the 3rd floor of the University Center, will be designated a scent-free area...”

http://www.slcs.uoguelph.ca/csd/UofGCSDscentfreecampaign.cfm

University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada  “Avoid using scented products; instead, use scent-free alternatives.”

http://www.utoronto.ca/safety/ScentsGuidelines.htm

University of Toronto School of  Social Work. (scent free guidelines)

http://www.socialwork.utoronto.ca/fsw/

McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada “Persons entering our facilities should be encouraged to use scent-free...”)

http://www.workingatmcmaster.ca/link. php?link=eohss:eohss-sa%20guidelines

Athabasca University, Calgary Learning Centre, Calgary, AB, Canada  (scent free)

http://www.athabascau.ca/html/depts/lrn_centres/clc.htm

Athabasca University, Edmonton Learning Centre, Edmonton, AB, Canada (scent free)

http://www.athabascau.ca/html/depts/lrn_centres/elc/elc.htm

University of Prince Edward Island Occupational Health and Safety, PEI, Canada (“scent free on campus is voluntary…”) Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT)

http://www.upei.ca/humanres/20Dec02.min.pdf

University of King's College, Halifax, NS, Canada (scent free)

http://www.ukings.ns.ca/kings_3483.html

University of Waterloo Campus Sustainability Assessment. Framework Guide, Waterloo, ON, Canada  “ Total square metres of scent-free indoor spaces…”

http://www.adm.uwaterloo.ca/infowast/watgreen/projects/library/w04sustframework.pdf

University of Windsor, Faculty of Nursing, Windsor, ON, Canada  (make-up may be used conservatively, but must be scent-free)

http://www.athena.uwindsor.ca/units/nursing/nursing.nsf/0/c9e81bde10a1471a85256b960061d091?OpenDocument

 

BUSINESSES

US

Envirologics - Non toxic Design and Building.

 http://www.envirologics.com/

Environmental Depot - Non Toxic Building Materials and Home Improvement.    

             http://www.ed-austin.com/

Trattoria Nostrani Restaurant, Santa Fe, New Mexico (fragrance free environment)

http://www.trattorianostrani.com/reservations/

CyberWolf Inc., 1596 Pacheco, Suite 203 , Santa Fe, NM, 87505: ...

http://www.acumenbook.com/Home/howapply.cfm

Anderson Laboratories

http://www.andersonlaboratories.com/alweb30.htm

http://users.lmi.net/~wilworks/ehnlinx/donmix.htm

 

LODGING

 

US

Bed and Bagels of Tucson, Tucson, AZ (Saltillo tile floors, scent-free cosmetics, natural insecticides, no fresh paint or carpeting odors, cotton bed linens, a chlorine filter in the shower, non-allergenic cleaning products, and stainless steel cookware) “Bed and Bagel accommodates even those with the toughest of environmental and chemical sensitivities”

            http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/report/Spring-05/asksandy.htm

Garratt Mansion, Alameda, CA (certified by Alameda County as a green business, waste management, water, appliances, and cleaning supplies pass rigorous inspections, landscaping  redesigned for water conservation, pest control, and composting areas, drains flushed monthly with baking soda and vinegar, linens are line-dried,no potpourri, room deodorizers, and fragrance dryer sheets, most cleaning is done with microfiber cloths, vinegar and baking soda, cotton linens and robes, and choice of feather or hypo-allergenic pillows)

            http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/report/Spring-05/asksandy.htm

The Stone Lion Inn, Wellfleet, MA (low-allergen environment, scent and dye-free detergents for laundry and washing, unscented, all natural cleaning agents used for day-to-day cleaning, low concentration bleach-water mixture (mixed at the inn to avoid dyes & perfumes) for sanitizing toilets, down-alternative comforters and fiberfill pillows, wood floors, no wall-to-wall carpeting)

            http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/report/Spring-05/asksandy.htmCountry Life B&B, Saratoga Springs, NY (environmentally sensitive innkeeper, pillows and mattress covers are hypo-allergenic, all cleaning and laundry done with fragrance-free cleaning products utilizing vinegar, baking soda, and other natural products)

http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/report/Spring-05/asksandy.htm

 Walnut Lawn B&B, Lancaster, PA (committed to maintaining a healthy, chemical-free environment, no strong-scented or aerosol cleaning products or room deodorizers, air-conditioning and HEPA filters in vacuum cleaners,  a portable HEPA room filter is also available, hormone-free eggs and milk from local farms served at breakfast with organic fruits in season)         

http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/report/Spring-05/asksandy.htm

1807 Phoebe Pember House, Charleston, (allergy-sensitive innkeeper, organic soy-based detergents and fabric softeners, hardwood floors cleaned regularly with plain black tea, vinegar is the main cleaning staple, guests can request hypo-allergenic pillows)

            http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/report/Spring-05/asksandy.htm

Barclay Cottage, Virginia Beach, VA (hypo-allergenic mattress toppers and pillows, fragrance-free detergents used to clean all linens, no chemical softener additives, non-allergenic amenities including soaps and shampoos)

            http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/report/Spring-05/asksandy.htm

Holly Inn Gardens, Bainbridge Island, WA (ask for the allergy-free units, bedding and toweling washed in fragrance-free detergents, non-toxic cleaning products)            http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/report/Spring-05/asksandy.htm

 White Pines Victorian Lodge, Sturgeon Bay, WI (chemically-sensitive innkeeper, no pesticides or herbicides, natural cotton linens washed with perfume and dye-free natural soap, cleaning is done with white vinegar, baking soda, sea salt, and organic cleaners, guest amenities are organic and natural products, facial and toilet tissue are certified recycled, guests are discouraged from using hair sprays, perfumes, candles, other chemically laden products)

http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/report/Spring-05/asksandy.h

The Lily Pad Bed & Breakfast - Milford, Connecticut  “This is a smoke free environment, and one guest room is kept scent free for guests.”

http://www.bbonline.com/ct/lilypad/

Smoke-free, scent-free accommodations for those with MCS visiting the Syracuse,

New York  area

http://www.members.tripod.com/cparkh1001/Links.htm

INTERNATIONAL

Maitland Vacation Rentals Villa 4BR, 2 Bathrooms, Sleeps 10, Oceanfront, Close to Halifax, Shore Haven, Maitland, NS, Canada “…provide scent-free laundry and dishwasher soaps, all linens are free of scented fabric softener products.”

http://www.a1vacations.com/vacationbythesea/2/

http://www.perfectplaces.com/vacation-rentals/5002.htm

Environmental Bed Breakfast, Brampton, ON, Canada (fragrance-free) Centrally located for day-trips to Toronto, Niagara and Muskoka Regions

http://www.geocities.com/environmentalbb/

Nova Scotia Hotels, Inns, and Motels Business Directory Search Engine

“Elegant chemical and fragrance-free accommodations. Serving organic and locally…”

http://www.novascotiabusiness.ca/html/Nova_Scotia/

Scent-free accommodation on Digby Neck, NS, Canada

http://www.checkinnovascotia.com/ enewsletter/August2004_issue.htm

Downtown Digby, NS, Canada  (scent and smoke-free)

www.bbcanada.com/associations/novascotia/2004BB.pdf

 Waverley hotels and lodgings, 4-Star scent-free accommodations. Close to downtown Halifax, NS, Canada

http://www.ase.net/servlet/HotelList/ 607/44.78312/-63.60311/Waverley  

EscapeRental ­“…We also provide scent free laundry and dishwasher soaps and all of our linens are free of scented fabric softener...” Nearest Airport: Halifax International. ...

http://www.escaperental.com/viewproperty.asp?PropertyID=1580

Tennecape, NS, Canada Vacation Rentals - Oceanfront Retreat, 1 hour north of Halifax “We also provide scent free laundry and dishwasher soaps.”

http://www.krazymoose.com/kmns1026.asp

Halifax Nova Scotia - House - Sleeps: 10 (Halifax International Airport, 45 minutes Halifax 1 hour) “We also provide scent-free laundry and dishwasher soaps.”

http://www.vrbo.com/51518

Halifax Regional bed and breakfast directory (scent-free and smoke-free)

http://www.halifaxregional.worldweb.com/ WheretoStay/BedBreakfasts/

Chanterelle Country Inn and Cottages, Baddeck, Cabot Trail, Cape Breton, NS, Canada “A "Green" environment, using natural fibers, organic soaps, fragrance­free cleansers, solar space and water heat.”

http://www.canadaselect.com/NovaScotia/CapeBretonTrails/ChanterelleCountryInnandCottages.cfm

The King George Inn, Annapolis Royal, NS, Canada “… a scent- and smoke-free inn. “

http://www.area902.com/local/Nova_Scotia/ city/Annapolis_Royal/421

 

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