Will the Odorhog™ filter help indoor septic odor at all?
Only if the outdoor odor from the roof vent pipe is being pulled in through windows or roof top air-conditioners. If you have just indoor odor, call your plumber. Check to see that all drains have traps installed. Check to see that all the traps have water in them to hold back the gas. When the water in a trap dries out, it lets the gas through. The plumber may have to do what’s called a “smoke test” to see where the septic gas is coming in. If the odor is coming from around the toilet, it could be a dried out wax ring under the toilet. Again, we’re not plumbers. We’re filter makers. We’ve heard and read about many problems or reasons for indoor septic odor, that need a plumber to fix.
