The repulsive smell coming from a country toilet can sometimes be so strong that it bothers not only the owners of the country plot, but even their neighbors.
In order to somehow resolve the problem, many owners of such structures resort to the help of special means from the store.
Unfortunately, despite their high cost, the resulting effect is very far from what is desired.
To avoid throwing money down the drain, as they say, use a proven village life hack.
It turns out that the most common sawdust helps to get rid of the smell in an outdoor toilet. However, not all of them will do, only those from coniferous trees.
Therefore, you should not follow the example of unintelligent summer residents and rashly classify wood shavings as useless waste.
Instead, regularly sprinkle a portion of pine sawdust into the toilet hole.
An important question – what quantity of sawdust to use for this purpose – will not remain unanswered. In order to maintain a pleasant aroma and at the same time not to harm the effective functioning of the toilet, it is enough to add a small amount of sawdust (1.5 cups) once every 3-4 days.
