Smell sticks even after washing - still dangerous?

Well I just tried messing and...it's not for me.

But I don't wanna talk about that, I have a question.

I spent quite some time making my bottom "clean" again with water and soap. I mean like, I put on some shampoo, applied it careully, rinsed and did that several times.

But still I realized, my bottom still has a distinct smell of...well poop.

Using a toilet paper after it was clean to "test" that I got that result.

I mean I heard that the smell can stick. My question is, is that SMELL still DANGEROUS (unhygienic and possible to make you sick) or is it something not to worry about and it will go away?

Like I said I washed for such a long time, I can't imagine what else should I do.

Thanks for your help.

The smell will go away but depending on your skin and the soap you use, it may take a while.

The longer the feces stays in contact with the skin, the longer it will take for the smell to go away because the odoriferous molecules penetrate the layers of the skin. Use lots of soap and lots of water when washing. Showering and using a body brush after the feces has been clean off is very good for cleaning to eliminate the smell. In that regard it is similar to B.O. If you use a brush or rough wash cloth you will do a better job than just rubbing your soapy hands over the area. The smell won't make you sick, but be careful about diaper rash if you have sensitive skin. People around you WILL notice the smell.

As you have noticed, wearing diapers and defecating in diapers are two very different games.

So even though I still notice a strong smell (with the toilet paper method so to speak) there is no risk of bacteria still being there?

Just for example, if I sit somewhere naked (just for this example) and the area with the smell comes in contact with something else, there aren't any amounts of bacteria still coming off from that part even though you can smell it?

I am kinda cautious about stuff like that, so i wanna know for sure^^

Wash thoroughly with lots of soap and running water and the bacteria will be cleaned away. The smell is harder to get rid of. It makes diaper pooping kind of inconvenient doesn't it? -- especially if you have a hairy ass 😁 😁 😁

You'll be OK. Just stay clean.

Always sit on a towel if you are nude. Just as you would at any naturalist venue.

@Quincy

So you are telling me you sit on a towel if you sit on your chair and fap ? XD

Well what would be the difference, then the towel is not useable anymore. Towel or chair, why does it matter. Something will be a bit dirty (figurativly speaking).

Anyway thanks for the help.

Yeah it is not so nice and I will definitely not do it anymore...

It matters because the chair is there for everyone to sit on and once you soil it, a chair's upholstery is hard to clean.

A towel is your own portable, removable, easily cleanable slip cover. The chair stays clean.

But that's just what I mean, why should it matter?

If it is true that the "smell" alone does nothing and I washed CAREFULLY the chair should not get any bacteria, right?

Your towel can go into the laundry, your chair not so easily.

This doesn't just apply to your present situation/concern. In the discussion threads here on Zity concerning nudism, you'll find discussions of this. It seems the common courtesy and protocol at nude venues is to always carry a towel or something similar to sit on. Then you are not sitting where someone else's bare bottom may have been just moments before. You are protected from others rectal and vaginal bacteria.

Here is what I suggest re the smell, if it bothers you: Wash with Dr Bronner's Peppermint soap thoroughly, rinse, turn off the water and then spray a mix of 1 quart water with 1tbsp apple cider vinegar (or white vinegar is fine, but ACV smells nice and new agey health people think its better for you) .... on the skin, then rinse off. If you really want you could soap a second time with the peppermint soap.

Another option is coffee soap, if you can find some. Both coffee & peppermint are great for deodorizing.

I do this for aftercare with sensitive people and find that it relieves the scent much better than simply washing.

I will tell you tho, that some players with feces feel that the smell is part of the fun, either in a perspective of "omg so humiliating" OR simply enjoying it if they are into that... so consider that it could be part of the fun in the right situation!

You don't want your chairs and upholstered furniture to end up smelling like your ass, do you???

Sit on a towel. I suppose if it's your furniture and you don't care, then it's OK, but if other people are going to sit there, it would be nice for it to not smell and to avoid your bacteria. You can't sterilize your skin, but soap and running water will get it very clean.

I don't wear diapers, but in my house, the only place I sit around without panties or something between my butt and furniture is on my bed because the sheets get washed and we do plenty of other dirty naughty stuff in bed anyway.

Clorox disinfecting wipes work quite well to get rid of the smell just be careful not to get to close to your mucous membranes.

CLOROX AND LYSOL WIPES ARE NOT MEANT FOR USE ON SKIN.

Well first off, pooping your diapers / pants is an acquired taste. I went through my childhood being attracted to diapers and started wearing them for fun when I was about 13, but for peeing only. I tried pooping them once when I was about 20 and couldn't stand the smell. Tried it again when I was about 26, same thing. Doing it felt great but I couldn't stand the after-effects nor the cleanup.

Then when I was about 35, for some reason, I decided to try it again and actually liked it. Probably because I was under lots of stress at the time and on that particular day I REALLY wanted to escape into my "baby" world. So, after putting on my diapers and wearing them until they were good and wet, I realized that I had to poop, felt this really naughty feeling, stuck my thumb in my mouth, and stood there and babyishly loaded my diapers.

This time, when I smelled the smell, it was still pretty horrible--but it now just drove home the point of what a big bad diaper wearing toddler I was and that feeling made me extremely excited.

After that it was "Oh that was bad I'm not going to do that anymore" then a few weeks later, out of nowhere, I had this insatiable desire to do it again. Over time I got over the smell and now associate that with all of my other diaper wearing fun.

It's interesting to note, though, that context is everything. If I'm wearing diapers and baby clothes and let go and poop my diapers, I love it. If I'm not in "baby mode" and go to the restroom and take a dump, I still can't stand the smell as much as I always couldn't.

As for the lingering smell afterward, if you clean up in the shower it will go away in an hour or two as you air out. The content of your poop has a lot to do with it. If I know I'm going to have a day at home by myself when I can poop my diapers and wear them for a while, for a day or two prior, I'll mostly eat salads and vegetables, very little meat, no fish, etc. Also I take Metamucil with my meals. This has the effect of increasing the volume of the load, but also, it moves it through your digestive system faster and that seems to cause the smell to not be as bad.

Eh, it'll go away after another day or two. I wouldn't worry too much about it. Yeah, probably best to sit on a towel! Even if you haven't been wearing diapers. After a trip through the washer with laundry soap and borax or oxi-clean, the towel will be de-scented and clean. Not usually that easy to clean the couch. Since you're not planning on doing it again, probably little need to go buy Dr. Bonner's Peppermint soap (never tried that, but I can see how it'd do a good job), or a citrus oil containing soap...or use baby lotion before you diaper up.

Citrus oil containing soap! That sounds useful as I know citrus is very deodorizing, but I am not familiar with, can you recommend a brand I should look for? I see Dr Bronners has a citrus scented one?

I'd really appreciate any recommendations!

I have found it really helpful to coat the entire diapered area with a fairly thick coating of petroleum jelly. Really rub it in - it seals the pores quite well, preventing the absorption of all those oils, mucus, and all the digestive byproducts that make up the mess. It cuts the lingering smell drastically - up to 90%. Be especially careful to coat the thinnest skin - all the parts that dangle, and especially under the foreskin if you have one. This also helps to extend the time before changing before "corrosion" begins to set in. I have found plain petroleum jelly to be the best for this phase of the process - lotions, ointments, and baby oil tend to break down much faster under the assault of the diaper contents.

There is a lot of good advice on various soaps; I haven't tried most of them. I do use citrus soap sometimes. I have found Dawn dish washing liquid to be an excellent cleaning agent. It removes the oily part of the mess, as well as the remnants of the petroleum jelly. No wonder it was chosen to clean oil & muck off wildlife fouled by oil slicks. It will do the same for skin fouled by soiling the diaper. Just follow up with your favorite ointment or skin cream.

Petroleum jelly is great for the skin, you are 100% right. Just be careful if you wear plastic pants for cloth diapers. I believe that the jelly wrecks plastic quickly. It will soak through your diaper. I don't know which materials are most resistant to vaseline, so best to check.

I have found that applying the petroleum jelly after the diaper is on (there is still room to work it in) keeps it in the diaper area, and therefore does not spread onto the plastic pants, which would indeed deteriorate quickly if they got coated. It also makes sure that the outside of the diaper or the tapes don't get contaminated with the stuff, which will defeat almost any adhesive known to humanity. The best thing is, it really does prevent the absorption of most of the "aromatic" substances that will emerge, and protects the skin as well. I have used it only with disposables; I don't know if it would soak through cloth and ruin the plastic pants; I have never used cloth in adulthood. I like the idea, but not the clean-up, and don't have a good place to do all the rinsing etc.

If I wore for an extended period, I would quickly wash off in the shower and then fill the tub with warm water and soak in it for about 30 minutes to an hour. Of course I always brought something to read. I've also heard that applying shaving cream to the affected area will eliminate the odor, I've just always liked soaking in the tub.

Maybe the smell that wont go away, is actually in you nose / nasal hairs etc, i've thought this happens to me in every day life , if i've been doing a job with a strong smell involved, any thoughts on this..........shoot me down in flames when ready.........

The asshole has a mucus membrane that is always going to produce some smells. The other thing is that your shit probably has oil in it. This is especially true of people with fatty diets that take cholesterol medication. In some cases it will even leave an oil slick on the toilet water. Oil doesn’t wash away as easily. You may want to try something to cut any potential oils in your skin. Stay away from alcohol being that your asshole has that membrane and you don’t want to fuck that up. It would be painful as well. Try Dawn liquid dish soap or something. Or just keep washing a couple times daily until it goes away.

I'm squeaky clean and don't like sitting in chairs in restaurants where others have sat thinking about picking up ass scents etc...

Humans are programmed to not like the smell ,you and your diapers are perfectly safe ,one easy way to get rid of the odor is to light a match and blow it out ,it's smell will override the smell , trust me I have 4 bowel movements a day in the same cloth diapers & plastic pants I have worn 24/7 for last 12 years so far on this set and I am obviously not dead yet ,don't be stick in your face in your used diapers and the smell won't be overwhelming your nose .