How Can I Eliminate Sewer Gas Smell In Bathroom?
In most toilets the waste either goes down into this reservoir kind of hole in the ground where it settles or in modern cities enters the sewage system and is treated at a sewage plant or emptied at sea or land somewhere else. In the former the waste is not moving at all and in the later the waste may not move away quickly enough. The result is that the waste gasses that form start to rise. Now every drain pipe, especially which is connected to the toilet, has a v shaped design. What this means is that the pipe first drops, rises a little and then drops again. This v holds water in it and this water prevents the gasses from passing through. Sometimes the smell may be due to the gas escape vents or pipes blocking up. Simple ways to mask the smell are to use room fresheners or deodorants. A simple method to block the smell is to use a cup with the lower end cut like a flap that closes every time after use in the toilet. The most effective way is to call the plumbers and have the pipes re
