fragrances can trigger coughing or breathing symptoms in some people, and Poison Control specifically notes that people with asthma or underlying lung disease may experience respiratory symptoms after inhaling essential-oil fragrances.
If a fragrance makes you cough, wheeze, feel short of breath, or otherwise uncomfortable, stop using it and get fresh air.
Don’t Create a Slipping Hazard
This might be the most important practical rule.
Never put an oil-soaked clothespin where dripping liquid can land on the shower floor.
A slippery shower floor is absolutely not the spa
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