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 ...

If you’ll recall, last year I wrote a story about Suzy Batiz, the woman who created Poo-Pourri, produced a commercial that went viral, and made a crap load of money. We called the feature “Queen of ...

It's time to bust those annual holiday sweaters out, because the countdown to Christmas has officially begun. If you're ready to rock some new holiday fashion this season, there's a new lineup of ...

The past decade has been good to Suzy Batiz, the North Texas-based founder of the unlikely bathroom product success story Poo-Pourri. When she launched the company in Addison in 2007, she was just a ...

THE CONNECTORS: Conversations with visionaries, investors and entrepreneurs from North Texas who are making a mark in the business world. For a self-proclaimed introvert, Suzy Batiz is very open when ...

DALLAS, Jan. 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ --~Pourri, from the makers of Poo~Pourri that forever changed how we use the bathroom, is officially bottling the vibes. Today, the brand announces the launch of its ...

Once Dallas-based toilet deodorizing line Poo-Pourri got wind of what rival V.I.Poo was doing, it aired its grievance in a court of law. Scentsible LLC, the Dallas-based company that owns Poo-Pourri, ...

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 ...

Suzy Batiz, creator of Poo-Pourri (a brand that has surely produced the wittiest scatological-related commercials of our time), recently spent an entire weekend sniffing her bathroom cleaner. That ...

Poo-pourri is known for its cheeky ads for its citrus scented product that you are meant to spritz before you, um, go. To promote the popular spray, the Texas based company has launched a poop pop-up, ...

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 ...

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 ...