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08-26-2002, 03:34 PM
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Personal hygiene
I run a very small call center (13 CSR's) and have a sensitive situation which I am baffled on how to handle. One of the CSR's has a medical condition which causes her to have an abundance of gas. Her co-workers have complained to me on more than one occaision that they are "grossed out" and some have needed to leave their work stations because they cannot handle the smell.
Other than sticking up an air freshener under the desk, I would really appreciate some insight as to how others would deal / have dealt with a similar situation. Thanks@ 
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08-27-2002, 09:35 AM
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I do have a suggestion for you. I have heard of this before and there is a product that I believe will work for you. If you follow the url below, I believe you will find what you need. It is a seat cushion that was invented for just this issue. I hope this helps.
-Tim http://www.flatulence-filter.com/
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