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Anonymous users2024-01-24In this case, one possibility is to share an air duct, which is very unreasonable, the kitchen fumes will go to the bathroom, the smell of the bathroom will reach the kitchen, and the other situation is that the bathroom and the kitchen roof are interconnected, the bath bomb is not connected to the exhaust pipe, the flue on the top of the kitchen is leaking, and the door air inlet is caused by air circulation.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23That is because the smoke machine is turned on to force the air out of the kitchen. There must be a place to get air. The air needs to be convection in order to exhaust the air.
For example, the kitchen is a box. As much air is expelled as much air is brought in from other places. If you close doors and other places where air can get in.
The smoke machine can't exhaust the air.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There must be something wrong with that, please ask the master to take a look.
When the range hood is turned on, the indoor air is discharged to the outside, and the indoor air pressure will be lower than the pressure in the surrounding environment of the outdoor house. Outdoor air will enter the room through various ways to achieve a balance of indoor and outdoor pressure. Of course, sewer pipes and floor drains are also one of the ways, so there is gas entering the room. >>>More
There may be two main reasons: 1. The power cord connecting the bath bomb has a small wire diameter and a large power bath bomb; 2. There is a virtual connection between the bath bomb and the power cord connector.
The smell of the toilet bowl and floor drain, put some toilet cleaners to remove the smell.
Regarding the smell in the bathroom when the range hood is turned on, he is because when the range hood is turned on, the indoor air is discharged to the outside, and the indoor air pressure will be lower than the pressure of the surrounding environment of the outdoor house, and the outdoor air will enter the room through various ways, so that the indoor and outdoor pressure can be balanced. So there is still some peculiar smell in the air.
Or brother tell you It's your bathroom There are the following possibilities: 1 There is no backwater bend in the basin or the closure is not tight 2 There is no water in the floor drain or the closure is tight 3 The toilet is not closed tightly 4 The main pipeline is not tightly closed 5 The bath bomb vent check valve is not tightly closed (the probability is very small) In short, it is not strict The negative pressure generated when the range hood is working sucks out the odor in the sewer!