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Join Date: Jan 2010
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neither a bird nor plane
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Beautiful central west Missouri
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Sounds like the p trap is leaking down or evaporating off. If the level is low enough a strong wind could push stank through by raising the air pressure in the vent. Next time you smell it, run water in the drain for a 10 seconds or so and see if it takes care of it.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 182
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I agree with Brad that the problem is in the trap(s). Besides the wind and dried out traps, the vent pipe could be plugged which can cause the traps to be sucked out. If it is safe, go onto the roof and see if leaves or anything else is clogging the vent pipe. Having warm air coming out, this is often a place birds like to nest or even squirrels. I have seen spider webs soaked with condensate that have caused the moisture to freeze and cause a blockage.
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Always Learning.....
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Sumter SC
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most manufactured homes have "studor" vents under the sinks and what not or at least they use to check under the lavatory sink for a black pipe that slits in the side of it and could be not working correctly. If the tub a garden tub that doesnt get used often I would run water in it on a weekly/bi-weekly basis to make sure the p-trap doesnt evaporate.
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