Does the toilet rock at all?Still smells today.
If you are looking for a suggestion for a plumber, you would need to be more specific about your location.Anyone
You can get plastic drop cloths very cheaply. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Husky-Plastic-Drop-Cloth-0.7-Mil-3-Pack/17217856 Cover the toilet, lavatory, and tub separately. Use masking tape if needed. Let things sit. Then sniff under each drop cloth to see where the smell is.I can't tell excatly were the smell is coming from in the bathroomi just no it's that bathroom.
I don't think so. I think a septic tank problem could cause drainage problems, but I don't think indoor odor problems. I could be wrong. But while you are thinking about it, have you gotten your septic tank pumped lately? Depending on size and usage, that might be needed every year, or it may be able to safely go much longer. When you get the tank pumped, expect the guy to tell you how full it was. From that you can gauge how long to wait for next time. It is much cheaper to get it pumped more than needed than to get it pumped less than needed.Do you think it could be septic tank issue or no.
Get it pumped. Depending on cost of living in your area and maybe conditions, figure between $175 and $300. This presumes you or he knows where the cleanout is. Don't get in his way, but do ask for advice and take notes. In the scheme of things, this is more important for timely action than tracking down your smell IMO.No it hasnt been pumped. How would I know it needed pumped. Would septic issues cause issues with both bath rooms
Usually not, unless there is a blockage in the pipes following. The water goes pretty much downward from the output of the toilet, but the gases with smells go all ways.Wouldn't the seal being messed up cause water to leak around the base?
Two different things. The pumping is to prevent your septic field from being damaged. Fixing that would be many thousands of dollars.So get pumped. Or change seal?
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