LemonyLimeny
Dec 30, 2012, 05:32 AM
Hi,
I have a 2-story house on city water and sewer. The master bathroom and secondary bathroom sinks back up to each other and share a single wall on the 2nd floor. The master bath has a double sink with only one of the sinks being used on a regular basis.
For a very long time the master bath had a slight, occasional, lingering sewage odor. But, within the last month the sinks on both sides of the wall have begun backing up into each other whenever water is run. The odor occurs whenever water is run as well and has become much, much stronger. The showers and toilets don't seem to affect the situation. We have used the limited "snake" that comes with some of the drain cleaners in all the sinks, with no success.
Should I rent a better (longer) snake, or is another option potentially as likely to solve my problem of blockage and odor?
Thanks for any advice,
Joanne
I have a 2-story house on city water and sewer. The master bathroom and secondary bathroom sinks back up to each other and share a single wall on the 2nd floor. The master bath has a double sink with only one of the sinks being used on a regular basis.
For a very long time the master bath had a slight, occasional, lingering sewage odor. But, within the last month the sinks on both sides of the wall have begun backing up into each other whenever water is run. The odor occurs whenever water is run as well and has become much, much stronger. The showers and toilets don't seem to affect the situation. We have used the limited "snake" that comes with some of the drain cleaners in all the sinks, with no success.
Should I rent a better (longer) snake, or is another option potentially as likely to solve my problem of blockage and odor?
Thanks for any advice,
Joanne