Walmart Inc. told customers to immediately stop using a household spray, double-bag it, put it in a cardboard box and return it because it might contain a “rare and dangerous bacteria.”
The aromatherapy spray, a Better Homes and Gardens-branded product labeled “Lavender & Chamomile with Gemstones,” was linked to a cluster of cases in the U.S. this year of melioidosis, a dangerous bacterial infection normally found in tropical climates.
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