Clearing bathroom odors

Neutral Febreze until I realized the aerosolized product was exacerbating my asthma. Also bagging the Depends in a double bag and moving it out of my clinic helped.

Good luck!

That orange spray we used to use in the hospital...think it's called Citrus II

I like Clorox Odor Defense. Neutralizes the smell quickly. It is an aerosol so you can't use it with students in the room though.

citrus II helps. I have an air freshener device in my bathroom that I bought with my staples order that takes scented pucks. I think Brighton makes it. Not too expensive, but the scent is better when the pucks are newer. I also find that bagging the soiled depends helps and having a lidded refuse contained in there is key.

I keep my bathroom window open a bit all year long (even though is it zero outside!) (if you even have window, I'm in an old building so I'm lucky to have one).

Also, I have lysol spray that I use.

Also, when I had a pre-school at my school I had a Diaper Genie, that worked great for soiled diapers! (better than the trash!).

I know the commercial looks gimmicky, but Poo-pourri really works great! You just spray it in the toilet before going, flush as usual, and no smell except whatever scent you have purchased will remain in your bathroom! I realize that this method involves scents and that some prefer to avoid that. In that case, double bagging anything soiled and diaper genie cans are great.