Ok so apparently my room smells and I quote, "Musky".
I aim to fix this.
Let me preface this by saying I am very clean, 2 showers a day, do my laundry every week, bedsheets every two weeks, and everything goes in the hamper.
But apparently I have a strong natural odor, which is strange because I do not sweat a lot, and I rarely smell of BO. (My past gfs have verified this by armpit sniff checks, they wouldn't lie)
So to clarify, this is not BO.
It may have to do with the bad air circulation in my room also.
I don't want to just cover it up with chemicals. Here is what I'm planning to do:
Wash everything, bedding/laundry. But I've been doing this.
Leave baking soda in the carpet and then vacuum it up. Any suggestions for how long I should leave it?
I also read that active charcoal can help. Can I just use regular charcoal that i'd use for the BBQ? Or is it something else? Also, whats the best delivery method?
Light some candles.
Any other suggestions would be great. I pride myself on being clean, and I'd like to solve this problem.
Thank you,
Captain Not-Smelly.
I aim to fix this.
Let me preface this by saying I am very clean, 2 showers a day, do my laundry every week, bedsheets every two weeks, and everything goes in the hamper.
But apparently I have a strong natural odor, which is strange because I do not sweat a lot, and I rarely smell of BO. (My past gfs have verified this by armpit sniff checks, they wouldn't lie)
So to clarify, this is not BO.
It may have to do with the bad air circulation in my room also.
I don't want to just cover it up with chemicals. Here is what I'm planning to do:
Wash everything, bedding/laundry. But I've been doing this.
Leave baking soda in the carpet and then vacuum it up. Any suggestions for how long I should leave it?
I also read that active charcoal can help. Can I just use regular charcoal that i'd use for the BBQ? Or is it something else? Also, whats the best delivery method?
Light some candles.
Any other suggestions would be great. I pride myself on being clean, and I'd like to solve this problem.
Thank you,
Captain Not-Smelly.