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SunkissedBrunette25 · November 2009

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mandysmear · November 2009

::vom::

janedoe1113a · November 2009

Eww

kikibaby · November 2009

Oh I just imagined the smell. Blargh.I have worked in jobs where they have something in the rules about body odor/personal hygiene- if that's the case at your office, it's something you could talk to HR about and let them deal with it.Oooorrr... tell your boss that you are allergic to something about the co-worker and that you need to move desks.

Brie2010 · November 2009

At one point long ago I remember hearing about a website where you could go on and have soap, deodorant, laundry detergent and stuff like that sent to people totally anonymously with a note like "Someone who cares about you thinks you should take better care of yourself!" I wish I could find it. You should do that.

Night_Sprite · November 2009

Talk to your boss. That is disruptive. I would have flipped out. I am terrible about body odor smells.

SarahnVinny · November 2009

FI works with a veagan who tans way too much. He smells like rotting vegetables at all times. You can smell him across the room, its the strangest smell.

TurtlesAllTheWayDown · November 2009

I have a coworker who doesn't shower a lot. And one who orders salmon and eggs for breakfast and then picks at it throughout the day.If you sprayed her with lysol every time she came inside do you think she's get the hint.

janedoe1113a · November 2009

I would definitely mention it to your boss and ask him to mention something broad during a staff meeting. That way the particular person isn't singled out.

squirrly · November 2009

Mention it to your boss. If you have an ombudsman at your company or someone in HR, you could talk to them too.

squirrly · November 2009

New idea - anonymously post signs in the ladies room? Or - could you tell her that with winter coming the fan is causing you to have very dry skin/eyes & request that she aim it another direction? (Or find the breaker that fan is on and kill it.)My grandmother swears by little dishes of white vinegar to quickly remove odors from your house. Could you hide some in the office? It has to be changed, though. The vinegar absorbs the smell, sort of.

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