Poo Pourri - has it come of age?

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I use this in my private bathroom, and have for about a year. it is super effective in preventing odors.

My question is - is this product (or the many knockoffs, which are just as good) ready for use in guest bathrooms? The shared guest bathroom would really benefit from it but i wonder if enough folks know what it is / what it does / how to use it so that I could leave a small bottle in the bathroom and not have some guest think it is used to spray the air lol.

Any thoughts on this? I’d just hate to put it out and have it wasted (not cheap if used as an air freshener lol).

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We bought one called Cheese Cutter mostly for laughs. Out of over 50 trips in one apartment it has been used twice. I can always tell as I think they are in fact using it as air freshener. I thought maybe they would read the instructions what with being a captive audience of sorts.

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I think that there is no substitute for good ventilation.

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smtucker7m
I think that there is no substitute for good ventilation.

Amen to that.

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POO pourri :rofl: That was meant to be a joke, right?
Agree with others, ventilation and thorough cleaning should be enough for a fresh smelling bathroom. No artificial fragrance in the world can instantly dispel “those odours”. Only an open window/fan and time does that.

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It is a real thing. I believe they have a few entertaining commercials as well.

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Just had a google and oh my lord. Not only do us women apparently pee our pants all the time but we do stinky poos as well. :frowning:

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Lighting a match is very good for dispelling smelly gas.

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Do you know, I only learned this a year or so ago when I finally plucked up courage to ask my son-in-law why they had a box of matches in the bathroom as he’d given up smoking long ago. Isn’t it dangerous? I asked … not nearly as dangerous as a trip to the bathroom after I’ve been there was his reply!

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