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What would cause your bathroom to smell
I don't know if the cause is the same in my situation, but my bathroom is smelling like a dead fish. The toilet flushes and the drains flow just fine. I don't have a septic system. We live in the city. Would I do the same thing? Turn off the water and poor bleach in my toilet and such as you described above? Please advise. Thx
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If you look at the bottom of thus page there are some 4-5 posts with this exact problem listed also,perhaps one of them can answer your question.
If not,looking for the source might be as simple as inside a cabinet under the p-trap,perhaps a broken pipe in the walls(looking around for evidence of water leeaking below the entire room,if possible),there are many places a bathroom can have smells(s=especially in the summer and winter months when most windows are closed) Back to you. |
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