My bedroom often smells from my nightly bedwetting. I keep the window open and ave a plug in air freshener.

I keep wet diapers in a sealed pail outside on my deck,I have a rubber sheet on the bed and wear cloth diapers\ rubber pants.

I have a rubber sheet OVER my sheets and I put towels over the rubber sheet. That way when my diaper leaks I just have to wash the towels, not the whole bedding. I did this first in hotels but now at home too.

Thank you to both of you for your tips spongeBob. Will have to try this with the towels. Over a rubber sheet. Sounds like a good idea to me. And I think I will get some new plastic pants to go over my diapers. Thank you for the tips to be honest with you I really could do with a new mattress

Plastic pants or rubber pants as our moms called them have always been used for bedwetting in our family along with cloth diapers.

Thank you momplus

Make sure you ventilate your room often and maybe wear plastic pants that contain the smell and you may have less leaks.
A waterproof mattress protection is also a useful thing to have.

I'm disabled quadriplegic doubly incontinent and feeding tube dependent. I sleep in a Hospital bed with a Alternating Air Mattress. We use the rubber sheet bed protector. As will as disposable bed pads. And the disposable adult diaper briefs. Still I feel like My bedroom always smells like urine or worse. I don't see anybody in My room except My husband , family and caregivers. My husband empties the trash and used disposable products at least once a day. Often more. Put wet or soiled clothing in the wash right away. We use air fresheners , a fan. Open windows weather permiting. Still I can smell it. Am I imagining this ?

There is no getting away from the smell even with the best protection. A PVC/plastic mattress protector is a must and does help but urine has a way of getting into everything even on skin after a shower.
Even by using incontinence pads, my sheets and pajamas still smell of urine. It's really unavoidable.