Topic Explanation:
The discussion revolves around managing odor issues with an ostomy pouch. The original poster has a temporary ostomy and is experiencing unpleasant smells permeating their clothing just a day after fitting a fresh pouch. They have tried various solutions including lubricating deodorant and baby oil, but have not found a satisfactory solution. They also mention issues with pancaking due to insufficient water intake and have tried using a filtered pouch, which got clogged. The poster is seeking advice on how to effectively manage or eliminate the odor issue.

Advice and Helpful Insights:
1. Proper Appliance Installation:
- Ensure the appliance is properly adhered to the skin by warming it with hands or a hair dryer after installation.
- Use a barrier ring or paste if there are dips or uneven skin around the stoma to prevent leaks.
- Consider contacting ostomy appliance manufacturers like ConvaTec, Hollister, or Coloplast for different appliance samples if current methods fail.

2. Deodorizing Solutions:
- Several users recommend using M9 drops, which are specifically designed for ostomy pouch odor control.
- Alternatives like soaking a cotton ball in mouthwash or using Tic Tacs, mints, or peppermint spray were also suggested to manage odors.
- Diamond sachets were mentioned for their dual function of deodorizing and gelling excess liquids.

3. Avoiding Certain Products:
- Avoid using baby oil as it can loosen the wafer and allow odors to escape.
- Be cautious with products containing oils, such as certain shampoos, conditioners, and soaps, as they might affect the seal of the appliance.

4. Checking for Leaks and Appliance Integrity:
- Regularly check if the appliance is fully and securely attached, especially around the flange.
- Be aware that a subtle compromise under the seal might allow odors to escape even if there is no visible leakage.
- Consider the possibility of a leak if the odor persists, and inspect the appliance for any signs of wear or damage.

5. Psychological Factors:
- Be mindful of the psychological impact; sometimes the worry about odors can be more perceptible to the individual than to others around them.

6. Appliance Management:
- Change the appliance more frequently if odors persist.
- Ensure the bottom of the bag is closed properly to prevent any escape