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Enhancing your environment*

The following is a testimonial from an AK Associates employee, who now uses Ecomist products in her office.

“As I walk into my local library expecting to get a sense of nostalgia and days of old, a musty aroma and wood worm, I am amazed to see a light filled room with a fragrance of fresh summer air infused with ylang ylang, leaving me feeling relaxed and in a state of serenity.

I spent hours reading in the library that day and walked out with an inner peace that was a pleasant change to my hectic busy schedule.

I will be going back!

This kind of experience is rare. It’s an invitation. It welcomes you. It creates a lasting impression that you identify with.

I was so impressed, I asked the librarian about the fragrance.

She simply pointed to a small, unobtrusive white dispenser high on a wall, which was shooting out this wonderful aroma.”

Community services, such as libraries, leisure facilities and council chambers, are a necessity to us all and therefore receive high usage from young and old with a range of smells and germs, some not so welcoming and inviting.

Health issues are featured in the news daily, highlighting the importance of looking after the environment and the community.

$30 a month for an Ecomist solution that can assist in this task seems a small price to pay, doesn’t it?

For more information email info@ecomist.com.au or visit www.ecomist.com.au

*Copy supplied by Ecomist

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