Topic Explanation:
The forum topic is about an inexpensive and effective method for odor control for ostomy pouches using cologne and toilet tissue. The initial post suggests using an empty cologne bottle to create a deodorizer by spraying a piece of toilet tissue and inserting it into the pouch.

Advice and Insights:
- Altoid tablets, baking soda, Tic-Tacs, and peroxide can also be used for odor control in the pouch.
- Some individuals prefer using mouthwash or specific ostomy deodorants for odor control.
- It's important to be cautious about what is placed in the pouch, ensuring it is safe for ingestion.
- Some commercial pouch deodorants may not be effective for everyone, and it's recommended to try different products to find what works best.
- Some individuals prefer using specific deodorant products such as M9, Na'Scent, and Safe n'Simple for effective odor control.
- There is a desire for more flexibility in purchasing ostomy supplies and the ability to return or exchange products, as well as a wish for a money-back guarantee on unsatisfactory products.
- Gratitude is expressed for manufacturers providing samples of their products at no cost.