They're probably dangerous. That was never designed to be next to human skin. You can lease their carpet and they'll take it back as a technical nutrient. They render it back into carpet - forever. It doesn't get downcycled.
Bureaucracies are infamous for being unresponsive.
Yet you've worked for huge companies like The Gap, Wal-Mart, and Herman Miller. I work only with the chairman of the board, and after explaining what we do, I've never had anybody come back and ask me to please give it to them energy- inefficient and toxic. We can show that the economics of buildings are irrelevant next to the economics of employees. Just enjoyment - and also avoiding liability. It's not a small issue.