Bathroom stench after flush and chemicals
I'm sure this has been a topic many and far, but I have to ask again as many of the issues I've seen regarding this weren't completely answered. But... With my recent purchase of my new Class C RV,...
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Harvard wrote:
Always ensure the house has either a neutral pressure OR a positive pressure to out doors before flushing the loo. In other words, if you have either a kitchen fan or a fantastic fan sucking air from inside to outside when you flush the loo this type of problem happens.
And/or if it is a windy day and a downwind door or window is open, presto! etc etc
I made sure of this as well. Fan's off and (it being winter, super cold in northwest Texas, etc) the house is completely closed up. The stench also appears when not flushing as well.
How would one check a blocked vent? Do we need to put water down the pipe or something? (which also tells me... I need to find where the vent is!)
