What to do if the toilet smells particularly bad

Home is a warm harbor, but Ms. Liu, who lives in a certain community, and her family are reluctant to go home. The reason is even more bizarre: it is because the toilet at home often smells, and the smell is particularly serious. Logically speaking, Ms. Liu attaches great importance to hygiene and is very diligent. She keeps the whole house in tidy order. So why is there such a strong odor in the toilet? Is there any way to solve their family’s problems?

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What to do if there is a smell in the bathroom sewer? Ordinary sewer odor : If it is just an ordinary sewer pipe odor, you can add a filter metal mesh cover to the sewer to filter out larger solids such as hair and vegetable residues. Then you can use a mesh bag to cover the sewer outlet. It is important to note that the bag must be fixed well to avoid being washed into the sewer by the strong water flow.

What to do if there is a smell in the bathroom sewer? The bathroom floor drain is a key point: Now many newly built communities have cancelled the water return bend under the floor drain in order to increase the floor height and reduce costs, and instead adopted a new type of odor-proof floor drain to ensure that the sewer odor does not dissipate. These odor-proof floor drains are often made of PVC material, which is far less beautiful than the stainless steel and copper floor drains sold on the market. Many owners replaced the floor drains that looked beautiful but were actually of substandard quality during renovation. The water seal of the floor drain is very shallow and cannot isolate the odor from the sewer pipe, which causes odor in the bathroom. Therefore, it is recommended not to replace it easily. If it has been replaced, you can replace it with an odor-proof floor drain so that there will be no odor.

What to do if there is a smell in the bathroom sewer? The sewer pipe of the washbasin is also a place where the smell often occurs. The connection between some washbasin sewer pipes and the sewer is not done well during construction, and there is no strict sealing. The odor will directly enter the room from the gap. The solution is: ask workers to seal the gap at the interface with glass glue or other adhesives to prevent the gas from emitting. Some sewer pipes are made of hoses to form a water return bend. Over time, the hose is deformed into a straight pipe, losing the water seal, forming a direct connection between the sewer and the room, and the odor enters the room directly. The solution is to replace the hose with a special water return pipe.

What to do if there is a smell in the bathroom sewer? 6. The odor-proof floor drain is short of water. The odor-proof floor drain on the market is mainly composed of three parts: the upper cover, the floor drain body and the floating cover. The floating cover can float up and down in the floor drain body with the water when there is water. When there is no water or little water, the sewer pipe will be covered to prevent the odor from coming back into the room from the sewer pipe. Although the floating cover can cover the sewer pipe, sometimes there will still be a little odor coming through, so the depth of the water seal layer in the floor drain needs to be maintained. Therefore, it should be filled with water when in use to maintain the depth of the liquid level. What to do if the bathroom sewer smells bad? Seven . Toilet odor: The structure of the toilet is unreasonable, the water seal is not tight, causing the sewage pipe to smell, or the sewage pipe is misplaced when the toilet is installed, the base sealing ring is aging or the base seal is not good, which can also cause odor or even sewage leakage, so it is best to open it and reinstall it.