Topic Explanation:
The forum topic is about managing odor in public restrooms for individuals with an ostomy bag. The original poster expresses embarrassment and discomfort due to the smell when emptying the ostomy bag in public restrooms and seeks advice on controlling the odor.

Advice and Insights:
- M9 odor eliminator works for many individuals, and it may require a few drops for effectiveness.
- Using an odor neutralizer room spray, such as Lilac Breeze, after emptying the bag can help mask the odor.
- Some individuals find success with ostomy deodorants like M9, Na-Scent, and Safe and Simple to reduce smell.
- Experimenting with different ostomy deodorants and finding the right one for personal needs is important.
- Adding 4-5 spearmint Tic-Tacs in the bag can provide a fresh, pleasant scent and last a long time.
- Rinsing the bag with water and adding a little baby oil, along with using a small bottle of deodorizer, can help manage odor.
- Using Adapt lubricating deodorant in the bag and M9 drops (15-20) can be effective in reducing odor.
- Squirt a little Poo Pourri in the toilet before emptying the bag to help manage the smell.
- It's important to remember that public restrooms are meant for odors, and everyone's waste smells, not just individuals with an ostomy.
- Finding ways to manage frustrations and fears associated with using public restrooms with an ostomy is crucial for mental well-being.