How does anyone here deal with body pee smell..it’s really a personal thing, but I am trying my hardest to clean myself and sometimes still smell pee on me.
just a shower generally does it for me when needed
it might be a mind over matter thing , because you think you smell all you can smell is pee , but in reality you don’t..?
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Keeping the pubic area shaved makes it much easier to clean up when changing a diaper. Hair absorbs and traps odour. Being shaved allows wet wipes to work much better at removing odour.
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Also staying properly hydrated dilutes the pee to be less pungent.
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I keep my diaper area VERY clean … I use NorthShore Supreme adult wipes during changes.
I use diapers 24 / 7 ( not by choice ), and I do not have an odor issue.
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I only have to wear at night, and if I need to change myself in the morning I always wipe my covered area (and any place else in the event of leaks) and take a shower a little later in the morning
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I use wet wipes, so I usually smell like those rather than pee 
Having a smooth and clean crotch helps sooo much! Shaving is the worst, so I wax down there
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Tena Proskin Wipes are amazing!
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i usually shower after messing
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That’s the same order of operations that I try to maintain, it seems to be more effective than the other way around. I don’t shave my diaper region, but I do wash it thoroughly at a minimum of once daily and I stay hydrated as was mentioned in a previous posts to reduce the strength of the urine smell. Sadie hasn’t seemed to be offended by any odors emanating from me…but then she’s a dog that sleeps with her nose next to her ass so she’s probably not a great of an olfactory witness. Stay padded, that way you can always blame the smell on the diaper.
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Recently took the plunge and shaved all hair off from down there had been hesitant to do it but I too was getting fed up of smelling like a urinal even after showering and scrubbing. Must say much improved I can use wipes and not smell anymore, think it’s just a case of keeping it shaved to prevent itching
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Shaving definitely helps. I use wipes during changes and shower daily. Only time I smell is in the morning. 10 plus hours usually in a wet and sometimes messy diaper will do that.
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I’m shaven (not cleanly at the moment) and I showered yesterday, wore last night, used Assurance wipes to clean up, and she had her head on my lap and didn’t say anything. I did a self-check and smelled fresh as a daisy (well…not like pee anyway).
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I keep things trimmed and apply a bit of Lume deodorant after washing in the morning.
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I shower in the morning and before bed, between changes i use Tena wipes the only time i’ll need an additional shower is when i have an accidental bowel movement.
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Keeping myself trimmed and using wet wipes. If I can notice a smell I take a shower
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After a shower, old spice body wash, deodorant, and my usual cologne. I feel like I smell more like that perfume stand that annoys everyone lol.
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I keep myself hydrated, change regularly and use Pampers “Botanical Rain” scented wipes. I’ve never had any issues with odor as far as I know, and my wife has never complained.
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Changing as soon as you can after having an accident and using baby wipes I find works for me. I have (pee) accidents too frequently to shower every time so baby wipes cover me most of the time.
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Just clean up better the area using more baby wipes use diaper cream or lotion and change more frequent.A shaved area might help
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