In my case it smells more like having babies at home. It smells nice because of the baby cream and wipes and the smell of recently washed diapers. That all together overturns the smell of messy diapers.
You can also use plastic pants which help to minimise the smell of pee and poo.

I know this sounds strange but the doctors always told me to drink plenty of water and stay hydrated and then the smell and odor isn't as bad. Having the smell is part of being dehydrated. But then when you are a bedwetter and drink water before going to bed it helps the smell, but not the other problem. I use to try to not drink at all and I thought it would stop my bedwetting. It didn't it just made the smell worse and I still woke up wet.

You make a very good point about needing to stay hydrated.

I have actually heard that not drinking enough during the day can actually increase the liklihood of night wetting.

We have had problems with bedrooms having a bit of a pee odour. But that has mainly been due to leaking pull-ups getting wee onto bedclothes and pyjamas. We use plastic sheets on top of the mattress which helps makes sure the oduor doesn't penetrate down into the mattress.

That can be a very real but hardly ever discussed problem. I'm my experience the odor can from a buildup of old urine which dies begin to smell awful after some time, especially in the summer.

My advice is to use a mattress protector and to wash it frequently. Make sure use use a Full Matress Protector that fully enclosed the entire matress.

Wash all bedding too as any leaked urine can oak in there but be dry by the morning. I wash my kids bedding at least once a week, sometimes twice a week in the summer.

If you keep the dirty or used diapers/pull ups in the bedroom, remove them daily. Even with a modern Diaper Genie, nasty odors can come from that. In our family, all used diapers and pull ups are bagged in a small plastic bag, sealed and disposed of in the trash can in the garage.

Spray the air in the room with some Febreeze every couple of days.

Summer heat causes these problems a lot more often, I clean more frequently in the summer. Open bedroom Windows when possible during the day.

Good luck and hope this helps a little,
Stacy

Due to a recent illness I have become somewhat incontinent during the day and a full on bedwetter at night. I have to drink water all the time because of some of my meds. But it still smells. I'm glad you asked this question.
I sprayed my mattress with BacOut yesterday morning and it seemed to help. Mattress protectors are hot.

k i am used to it
my room and bed always smells like pee
i have peed the bed all my life

I am used to it also. I kind of like the smell.

i am used to pee smell to
my room and bed always smells like pee
and of times people say i smell like pee

I know I must smell of pee sometimes..

I am disabled. And sleep in a care assist hospital style bed. So I'm on waterproof sheets and a incontinence pad. I take Nullo to minimize the smell of My bowel events. But there is a slight urine smell. I can smell it. Beside the best efforts of My husband and caregivers. Putting the used incontinence products in a trash can with a tight lid helps as do plastic bags to seal the soiled briefs.

My wife says pee smells are inevitable when you are incontinent.

I think I have gotten use to the smell but I try to wipe down my plastic mattress cover with disinfectant and use air fresheners and open the window to let some breeze in.

I wash my self with soap and water when I take off any dirty diaper, when Im home. When Im out I use adult size wipes and cornstarch baby powder. The skin will always retain some of the urine smell but there are creams that help. I also make sure I don't keep a lot of dirty diapers in the house and if bed cloths get wet they are washed that day along with any clothing in case of leaks. It is not hard to do this, if you also feel the room smells ask a close friend they will understand, but if it does contently keep a vapor house deodorant going all the time in a room that is most prominent. The vapor oil I use is baby powder, smells real nice and is very soothing smell. I have also found that washing cloths that have any human waste on them you can use white vinegar, it not only takes the smell out but it will sanitize the clothing so they don't end up with an after smell later. I have dealt with incontinence for most of my life even before succumbing to using protection. I hate to smell like pee I have always been a clean person that way, the only time I really smell is in the morning because you are marinating in it all night. I also air out with no diaper on and lay on towels and plastic so my skin can breath, also at times soak in ebson salts. I hope this helps

Agreed that it's almost inevitable to have a slight smell in your room if you wet the bed often. I use incense sticks which seems to help if you use them regularly. The only thing I worry about is the mattress itself which has had a few accidents soak in and even after cleaning can still smell it close up. I even replace washable wearable protection and mattress covers often. Even if they don't smell bad we all know how bad the stains on them can get...

Can understand some mattress protectors, particularly plastic sheets can be uncomfortable and especially in summer! I've been using 2 protectors, one cotton terry and one material both plastic backed but only thin. That way it doesn't crinkle, is more comfortable and if I have an accident I can take the top one off and use the bottom protector the rest of the night :)

Rubber sheets are a bit more comfortable in summer. I put the rubber sheet over my under-sheet and a towel over the rubber sheet. So when my diaper leaked, only the towel has to be changed.