The second floor bathroom stinks and rots again.

Why does the 2nd floor bathroom stink forever?!!!

The ground floor bathroom is used as often as the second floor bathroom, but the smell of "gas rot" that was so intense that it almost passed out only on the second floor of the house.

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In the summer, the heat in the treatment tank (Sat tank) will be much higher like an oven, causing the resident microorganisms to work hard and ferment faster than usual, creating huge quantities of Hydrogen Sulfide.

These gases are lighter than air and always rise high along the water pipe.

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And since the second floor bathroom is the peak of the pipeline system in the house, the gas that has been packed for three days will push itself up through the sink every three days.

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The most dismissive and misguided point is "overlooking the air pipe," because many people think that the air pipe is just easy to press the toilet down, but its real job is to "drain the smell of rot" out of the house.

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But in the calm summer, the gas expanding from the heat in the treatment tank will have nowhere to go, so it tries to push through the "P-Trap" of the second floor bathroom. If you use the second floor bathroom less than the ground floor, the water raised in the Gooseneck will "evaporate" more quickly than usual because the heat accumulated under the ceiling, the water seal that keeps the smell thinner and thinner, so that the smell of gas that comes every three days is no longer available.

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What about the ads selling "the foul, the stronger the liquid"?

Let me tell you, this is throwing a bomb into the sat tank. Pouring a concentrated acid toilet remover into the day the tank is heated will kill microbes that try to digest the waste, causing heavier "system rot." The three-day cycle you find is when a new set of waste is fermented and then exploded into gas.

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All you need to do is not sterilize it, but to add concentrated microbes to turn the gas fermentation tank into a practical treatment tank.

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In short, the second floor bathroom stinks because it is the "chimney" of the house. In the summer, the gas will push harder than usual and the goose neck water will evaporate more quickly. The solution is not to flush the water room, but to add microbes every three days to reduce the gas at the source.

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