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Anonymous users2024-01-24Check the drain from the basin and the washing machine first. As expected, none of these launches have a trap, the S-bend. The purpose of the trap is to stop the odor from rising.
If you are using an in-line squat, you should change to a toilet with a trap. The floor drain should also be changed to an odor-proof floor drain. These things are not expensive, and they are generally sold in plumbing shops.
In a word; Retrofitting anti-odor bends.
I do plumbing, and I think these methods should work.
If not, contact again.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23See if it comes from the floor drain, and if so, change it to an anti-odor floor drain.
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