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Yes, the Studor trap-vent is new to me as well but am thankful to have found it. Yes, they probably cannot handle the pump pressure that a lot of the appliances have today. Had to replace a busted clothes washer and had to increase the size of the exit pipe as the new machine was pumping out a...

Thanks for all of the replies. I will hunt for a vent-trap!

Any opinion on the Studor combo vent/trap? That would be way easier swap-out compared to cutting out the mess in there and adding in a AAV.

It seems that the easiest solution is the Studor Vent Trap, as I would not have to cut out the pipes in the back to put a T on it. Anyone have experiences with the Studor Vent Trap?

Thanks for your reply. Is it feasible to use a Studor Vent Trap on either or both? That would seem to be the easiest thing to implement. Not sure if I'd need two vents as they both go to the same exit pipe.

Trying to pin down the source of a sink odor. I have a bathroom sink that is on the adjoining wall to a kitchen sink. There is a house vent stack that I believe was utilized in a re-plumb for the drains. The kitchen sink and bathroom sink share the drain pipe that is in the bathroom. I noticed...

Interesting. Nanny state's effecting everything.

that has separate temp and flow controls? Would be for a new install. TIA.