Re: sewer gas

Posted by e-plumber on January 15, 2004 at 21:04:48:
In response to Re: sewer gas
: This is the fourth day of temperatures in the -15 degree range; that is 15 degrees below zero(yesterday was actually -31degrees) : The smell of sewer gas is increasing while the "waves and bubbles" in the toilets has stopped. Just how poisonous is this sewer gas as it is increasing? Reply: The sewer odor is probably not poisonous in such low levels but not healthy to breathe either. Have a licensed plumber troubleshoot the problem ASAP, it could from a number of sources. Good Luck. e-plumber

Posted by e-plumber on January 15, 2004 at 21:04:48:

In response to Re: sewer gas

: This is the fourth day of temperatures in the -15 degree range; that is 15 degrees below zero(yesterday was actually -31degrees)

: The smell of sewer gas is increasing while the "waves and bubbles" in the toilets has stopped. Just how poisonous is this sewer gas as it is increasing?

Reply:
The sewer odor is probably not poisonous in such low levels but not healthy to breathe either. Have a licensed plumber troubleshoot the problem ASAP, it could from a number of sources.
Good Luck. e-plumber

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