If there was a single bat in the house like the main living area like the kitchen or something would you be able to smell pee or poo even if you didn?

[Anonymous]

If there was a single bat in the house like the main living area like the kitchen or something would you be able to smell pee or poo even if you didn't see it?

[MORPHEUS_12]

Bat guano or poop and pee are highly concentrated amounts of ammonia. Ammonia is letal if it replaces oxygen. One bat could be smelled but may go undetected.

[dustybiker]

It is crucial to think something like this out before being put the situation. Know all of your exits. Cover all exposed skin. I would suggest opening windows at dusk for best chance of the trespasser finding it’s freedom.

Thoughts? @sirderpsalot123 (the bat guy is back!!!)

[sirderpsalot123]

I have actually heard that bat poop doesn't have much of a smell.

[sirderpsalot123]

But I don't remember where or how I learned this, lol.

[dustybiker]

@sirderpsalot123 Doesn’t it have large amounts of ammonia in it?

[sirderpsalot123]

@dustybiker droppings themselves rarely smell (as they are made up of dried insect remains), but an odor may occur if droppings come into contact with moisture, or where an accumulation of droppings are present in a poorly ventilated area.

(Just looked it up to make sure I didn't just make that up in my head, lol. )

[dustybiker]

@sirderpsalot123 Why do I have memories of caves with high numbers of bats in them being dangerous to breathe in. Now I’ll have to look it up tomorrow.

Another passing thought. There are people who make bat boxes for the sides of their homes. They collect the droppings for fertilizer it’s supposed to be the best. Go bats! 🦇

[sirderpsalot123]

@dustybiker 😬😬😬

And over 200 species of fruit depend on bats for pollination. Go bats! 🦇

[dustybiker]

🖤🦇

[Guy13]

Dead rat discovery?