What to do if the toilet drain stinks

1. See if there is urine scale in the toilet? If there is, just brush it clean.

2. If the toilet is really clean, take a look to see if it comes from the floor drain, mop pool drainage, basin drainage, and bathtub drainage.

Does the floor drain have a water seal? This is the most common source of odor.

I have encountered a similar problem, not long after the toilet was installed, there was a flush when the fecal water sprayed out from the back of the toilet, and the installer sealed the hole that fixed the toilet bowl behind it with glass glue and did not spray, and there was no smell. It's only been 1 month since I used it, and I didn't get into the water yesterday, so I'm going to try it.

1Place toilet paper behind the toilet base to see if there is a leak.

2 one-piece toilet is installed next to the wall, and you can't see it behind it, but you can find a way, find a mirror or something, it's really not okay to poke the camera on your computer into it, some holes are fixed toilet holes, you can try to plug it with glass glue.

It may be that there is dirt on the inside of the toilet bowl that has not been flushed (just rinse it with a sexual solution such as grass). 3.The exhaust port on the top floor of the sewage pipe is blocked, resulting in the odor cannot be discharged.

4.It may be that the water seal is not well sealed in the exhaust port of the sewage pipe when the toilet is installed.

Keep it ventilated, clean it and wash the urine and dirt.

To solve the problem of ventilation of the riser, there is also a cleaning of the septic tank and the manhole of the property treatment.