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Bad Smell Coming From PipesFeedback About This Post:RE: Bad Smell Coming From Pipes
I think you should call your plumber back, I can hardly believe he didn't saw anything wrong here. The smell has to come somewhere, maybe there is a clog and he didn't see it. You still have time to fix the problem. Good luck! Post by gordys RE: Bad Smell Coming From PipesIs it possible there had been a leak before that was fixed, but maybe there is some mold or something growing? Maybe the wood is rotted around the pipe from something? Just a thought. Post By Kathy (Guest Post) RE: Bad Smell Coming From Pipes
Hello, Post By Sherri (Guest Post) RE: Bad Smell Coming From PipesWell its not all the pipes, its only coming from our laundry area where there is access to underneath the tub. Post by Jenna2307 RE: Bad Smell Coming From PipesI agree, hot, boiling water down the toilets and drains. You can add Dawn dish soap or some other cleaner of your choice. Continue adding boiling water down the drains and toilets at regular intervals. Post By mklema92658 (Guest Post) |
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