Bedroom Talk

What can I use to make our bedroom smells good?

I have a son with me on our bedroom. He's just one year old and there are times that he vowels on his diaper at night. even if I change his diaper, the smell of his vowel remains in our room. aside from air freshener, what else can I use to make our bedroom smells good.

Public Comments

1. Get a grarbage can that seals, a fan and some air freshener. Also, try to open a window a tiny bit too.
2. frebreze does good then put a cover scent like an air freshener. you.ll just have to try different ones until you find what you like
3. To be honest with you...I think fabric softner sheets (bounce...or your favorite) in your drawers and under your bed. Make sure that when changing your son you tie the diaper up in a grocery bag to remove the stinch. If your like me...you do not want to spray chemicals all around your child or the place he sleeps. Lavendar is a calm, natural smell which is not overwhelming. There are also filters you can put into your vents that have scents...they are located in the AC filter section @ your local Walmart/Lowes/Targer/KMart.
4. maybe you could change him in another room, the bathroom maybe, so when you open the diaper the smell doesnt spread in your room also ventilation and a fresh smell deodorant
5. I'm sorry, I don't have an answer for your question, but I just had to help you out in another way. A vowel is either A, E, I, O, or U. "Bowel" is a noun and is used to describe part of the intestines. The polite way to say what you are trying to say is, "He had a bowel movement." In everyday English, he pooped.