Deodorized Diapers Help You!

Dealing with urine odor at home can be especially challenging for caregivers of people with incontinence. Weak bladder control, so called incontinence, can be caused by a variety of reasons, including age, diabetes, prostate disease, pregnancy, or muscle weakness. Maintaining an odor-free environment is essential for hygiene and comfort. HappynCare has some practical tips to help you effectively reduce urine odor:

Choose Right Diapers

The absorbency of adult diapers is crucial. Choose products that are highly absorbent and odor-controlling to ensure dryness and minimize odors. Urine odor mainly comes from ammonia generated by the reaction of urine and bacteria. NASK Nanofiber adult diapers feature superior absorbency and its patented nanofiber germ-killing technology can prevent and relieve urinary tract infections. Ammonia not only emits an unpleasant urine smell, but also causes the skin environment to become alkaline and corrodes the skin's natural barrier. NASK nanofiber technology can balance the pH value, decompose ammonia, remove odors and create a comfortable slightly acidic environment.

Change Diapers Frequently

Changing diapers promptly is essential to prevent urine accumulation. Diapers should be changed as soon as they become wet or dirty. Use a clean cotton cloth or wipes to thoroughly clean the areas covered by the diaper. Apply protective ointment to prevent skin inflammation. Wipe or let the butt dry naturally before changing a new diaper to prevent moisture build-up. Take regular baths to maintain overall cleanliness.

Improve Ventilation

Good ventilation helps dissipate urine odor and keeps air flowing. Open windows, use fans or air purifiers to improve air quality. In humid areas such as Hong Kong, it is recommended to use a dehumidifier to reduce humidity.

Dispose Diapers Properly

Dispose used adult diapers properly to prevent urine odor from lingering. Use a sealable trash bag or diaper pail with a secure lid to control odors before discarding. Clean out litter regularly to prevent urine from generating more ammonia odor.

Use Deodorizing Materials

Place deodorizing materials at home to help absorb urine odor. Baking soda, activated charcoal, or specialized deodorizing products can be placed in rooms or areas where the incontinent person usually stays to absorb and neutralize odors. Replace deodorizing materials regularly to ensure then function effectively.

Adjust Diet

Certain foods and drinks may strengthen urine odor. Limit the incontinent person's intake of foods such as asparagus, onions, garlic, coffee, alcohol, and spicy foods to reduce odor. Eat more fruits, vegetables and whole grains. Make sure the incontinent person gets enough fluids to help dilute the urine.

Consult a Medical Professional

A persistent urine smell may indicate an underlying health problem, such as infection or kidney disease. Consult a medical professional to address any medical conditions that may be affecting the problem. Have regular physical examinations and follow medical advice for treatment.

Consider Professional Cleaning Services

For stubborn urine odor, consider using enzymatic cleaner or ordering professional deep cleaning service. Enzyme cleaners break down uric acid crystals, which are the main cause of persistent urine odor. Professionals have the knowledge and equipment to eliminate urine odor.

Through the above methods, HappynCare believes that you can effectively eliminate urine odor and create a clean, comfortable and odor-free home environment, benefiting both the patients and caregivers! Try NASK Nanofiber Technology deodorizing diapers now!