Ooo-Ooo That Smell

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

I thought I was the only one who noticed it for what it was when I was little but it seems to be of interest here both positive and negative. One person described mentioning it as "creepy". so I figured it is about time it was brought up for a vote. Especially since I recently heared Rush Limbaugh or one of them having a hoot over urine scented fragrances

[Diapered Jason]

I love the smell of my own urine in a diaper. Not only does it put things into perspective, but if you are forced to smell it, it really drives home your submissiveness.

[dl_ashlee]

Nope, only like it when it is still wet. Even still like the smell of my own after wearing all day, which I believe would be called stall urine. Only start to dislike it when it starts to get that ammonia smell.

[anondl]

There is a window of time between no smell and it stinks where I like the smell. When I get hints of odor I like it, when I can't escape the odor its time to change.

Anondl

[Bettypooh]

I find that only the very stalest urine smell offends me I like the aroma of fresher pee as it reminds me I'm diapered

My nose isn't the most sensitive so I know that when I smell it others can too so I'm always watching to be downwind or moving around to keep the aroma from concentrating when I'm longer-term wet The nicest thing for me is going to bed in an already wet cloth diaper and smelling the sheets from the leakage last night It relaxes me like nothing else and I'm asleep in no time

Bettypooh

[thong5]

Don't mind it at all.

[babymikeblue]

i really can't stand i work at a nursing home and i can't stand it.

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

Now for those who like it or feel that it enhances the "nursery" experience, the question is, is there a readily available substitue that can be used to put a mild to moderate amount of that smell or a very close facsimile of it on one's room, bed or, as part of chastizement, right on the person to call attention to the fact that she is in diapers and wets?

[Bettypooh]

Now for those who like it or feel that it enhances the "nursery" experience, the question is, is there a readily available substitue that can be used to put a mild to moderate amount of that smell or a very close facsimile of it on one's room, bed or, as part of chastizement, right on the person to call attention to the fact that she is in diapers and wets?

Of what use would that be? Urine is within everyone, costs nothing, and cannot be beaten for realism If you want the smell of pee, I certainly hope you don't need detailed instructions on how to attain it and small bottles are everywhere if you don't want to actually pee somewhere, but want to place the smell there anyway

Bettypooh

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

Two things

1 It is a good bet that some persons are uncomfortable with, or may have health or cleanliness issues about, using the real thing

2 Sometimes it does not "age" properly and is inconsistent or has other elements in the smell that one does not like

[curiositykilledthecat]

It doesn't bother me any, however the roommate complains I smell and I complain she does, so it's all good.

[Yvhuce]

One word: "Blech!"

[wetman]

One word: "Blech!"

Sheet metal? Sabbath cooking?

[Yvhuce]

Sheet metal? Sabbath cooking?

No. It's a step above "Yuck!" and often involves a queasy stomach.

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

If the scent is light and not oppressive, it is almost like some flowers since the more "musty" and "musky" elements are not there. It used to be a typical smell in a nursery or betwetter's room once, even after being allowed to air out for a couple of hours, which is why bedwetting was once considered babyish more so than now. In 1952, we did not have Renuzit, Glade Plug-in's or Fabreze and the smells of creoote and the original Lysol, Clorox were too chemical or heavy and what would be the point of using cleaning ammonia?

[Eir]

I voted dislike, because the first thing to come in mind was a filthy gas station, or a rest stop in need of cleaning, don't get me started on beach "restrooms." Dried urine is disgusting. To me, the smell of a wet diaper is very different, as it smells sweet. It only becomes to smell bad as things start to boil off and the ammonia remains! That being said, I really like it when I smell soggy!

[babylin]

Had a friend who would repeatedly pee on an old sponge, then let it dry out and pee on it again, over and over. When the sponge was "ripe" he would put it in a baggie and take it with him deer hunting to use as an attractant rather than buy "doe piss". Said it worked fine.

I'm not that fanatic of piss smell, but I do like to find the hint of stale pee on the elastics of my plastic pants. Memories.....

Happiness Is Wearing Cotton Diapers

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

I specifically said "lightly" and "not oppressively" and put it in a specific context. Why are so many persons making it something it is not nor intended to be?

[Eir]

^Because the first image that entered my mind was disgusting bathroom and not a soggy diaper.

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

Seen those, too

[bbdap]

If it is pee in a pair of womens panties (dry or wet), that is what I like. Dried pee itself does nothing for me.

[drynot]

I can't say that I'm pleased with urine odour emintating from my diaper but I have been known to avoid diluting my urine for a few hours so my diaper has that tell-tale yellow stain on the front after a good wetting.

My wife just rolls her eyes when she sees it

[Cute_Kitten]

I'm not a fan of the urine smell. Very light, I can tolerate it- maybe I've gotten used to it from wearing and using my diapers so often.