A woman’s voice asks the magic question: “How do you make the world believe your poop doesn’t stink — or in fact that you never poop at all?” The only option is to buy Poo-Pourri, according to the ...

When ~Pourri founder and CEO Suzy Batiz conjured up the idea of a soundtracked campaign to promote the company’s non-toxic odor eliminators, she knew the song had to be funky, original, and a ...

The brand that made bathroom humor mainstream introduces a cleaner, fresher way to finish DALLAS, Feb. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Poo~Pourri, the brand that taught the world how to poop with confidence, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I bet you can remember the first time you discovered Poo Pourri. A small spray bottle that promises to erase bathroom scents with ...

Bathroom activities are always a touchy subject even among the closest of family members and friends. But “taking care of business” is part of life and it can be, well, stinky. Founder and ...

S uzy Batiz sits in a director’s chair in a 65,000-square-foot Dallas television and film studio. Wearing a tie-dyed cowboy hat with a match tucked in the band and cowboy boots, she watches as the ...

From the moment Preacher stepped on stage, at Rolling Stone’s SXSW Future of Music showcase, the energy in the room drastically shifted. What once was a bustling, inattentive and chatty crowd was now ...

Pinch a loaf. Drop a deuce. Lay cable. Grow a tail. Have a grumpy. Take a smash. Drop the kids off at the pool. See a man about a horse. However you talk about the physical act of defecation, chances ...

When Poo-Pourri founder Suzy Batiz started developing a bathroom spray to eliminate toilet odor in 2006, her family and friends were skeptical. “They would just look at me like I’m crazy,” says Batiz ...

It's not a joke! Watch the newest ad from Poo-Pourri, promoting a real product, created to trap smells in toilet bowls in the video above. They laid it on thick in their last viral ad in September, ...

It’s not like brand alliances are new, but I am surprised they don’t happen more often. Especially when I see one so perfect, so synergistic, and yet so surprising as this one between Hotels.com and ...