Sewer gas smell advice / newer Reno / new smell

[Reach4]

You have the wrong guy buddy.

How so? You said it was not plumbed correctly. You could be right, but that would depend on what is behind the wall, don't you think? Gary would be the one who knows what is behind the wall.

I had presumed changes were made before the new drywall was put up.

 

[Skoronesa]

How so? You said it was not plumbed correctly. You could be right, but that would depend on what is behind the wall, don't you think? Gary would be the one who knows what is behind the wall.

I had presumed changes were made before the new drywall was put up.

I saw two pictures and they both showed the plumbing wrong. You asked me what I did for work and I didnt do any of the work so I assumed you had the wrong guy. You also called me gary.

If you were being sarcastic it didn't come through in text form.

 

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[Jeff H Young]

Shouldn’t of that AAV I installed cured the venting problem? Or is the problem with the pipe routing after it? Just asking ?
Thanks

Gary Im assuming that picture in post 3 is what is behind the sheet rock and cabinet install. aav cured the vent problem at one lav but it didnt fix the other lav. verify there are no slow drains as well

 

[Jeff H Young]

No one thinks it’s the overflows built into the lavatories ?

You guys think it could be a possibility ?

I’d pour some bleach down tho’s overflows bros.

Judging by the picture in post 3 I think the plumbing should be corrected . but having other problem possible im guessing those too are a year old the one aav made smell go away on one of the lavs.

 

[Jeff H Young]

For the 2 minutes it would take I think it’s worth a shot.....

but sure venting the lavatories needs to be done regardless. Venting one lavatory when you have two side by side would be like washing one hand.

Best ever, yea its just a maintenance thing good Idea.

 

[Reach4]

I saw two pictures and they both showed the plumbing wrong. You asked me what I did for work and I didnt do any of the work so I assumed you had the wrong guy. You also called me gary.

I first asked if you were pretty sure the plumbing was still wrong. I am not so sure the odor is because of a dry trap. It could be pressure driving smells through a full trap. It could be coming out of something other than a drain. There could be a hole in a pipe under the floor.

Then I asked Gary, the original poster on the thread, how things had changed in the wall, if at all.

 

[Gary Hancock]

Reach 4
I sent you a private message