There are those who do buy items based onthe manufacturers specifications and details. There are laws to protect the consumers, so I canunderstand their purchases based on them. I don't believe there is any reason to ridicule them for that.

You have made your claim and it seems if people don't accept your opinion as final, then it's time for some ridicule. But maybe I misunderstood your "sticking your head in the sand" comment to mean something that it was not meant to be.

FWIW, I have never owned any scent eliminating garment, but depending on the outcome of this case, I may.