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Unless there's something wrong with you, urine is sterile. And unless you ate stuff that smells (sulphur compounds in asparagus for example) your piss doesn't r
by isoprophlex 4y ago
Unless there's something wrong with you, urine is sterile. And unless you ate stuff that smells (sulphur compounds in asparagus for example) your piss doesn't really smell after exiting your bladder. It only becomes smelly after some time, when bacteria have had the chance to work on it. Or when you're super dehydrated and you're pissing an orange slurry.
My smell is pretty acute, but little splashes of urine from the kids are often almost scent-less. Only when they walk around for a while after small accidents do things get noticeably pissy smelling.
Do you also not smell aged, rancid piss in the frequently visited (and messily used) urinals at a bar or highway gas station?
- Llamamoe 4y agoThis is a misconception, urine doesn't have many microorganisms, but it isn't quite sterile. And, strange, I find that despite a very weak sense of smell, I can smell mine if I'm even a little dehydrated and it isn't clear.