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wug wrote:
kalypso wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
kalypso wrote:
what if it is
then i would've noticed the smell everywhere rather than when i bend down in that specific area of the apartment 
dig up that area
with my shovel 
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wug wrote:
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so, like 90% of the time when someone I know complains about a weird smell, it's a stanky kitchen drain.
Food gets caught in the p-trap over time and breaks down and rots in there
some drain cleaner should do the trick
what kind of drain cleaner  like liquid or something??? 
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wug wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
www.europris.no/p-avlopsapner-1-l-effekt-196837
does it work fine??
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Barbarella wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
so, like 90% of the time when someone I know complains about a weird smell, it's a stanky kitchen drain.
Food gets caught in the p-trap over time and breaks down and rots in there
some drain cleaner should do the trick
what kind of drain cleaner  like liquid or something??? 
I mean, anything that's normally used for sink drains
personally, I just use baking soda and vinegar, I have a two-basin sink, so I put baking soda in one drain, add vinegar, and PLUG that side, it should push any clog and funk out, then I switch, do it on the other side, then pour hot water down (not boiling, but almost) and it should push any old slime and food down into the sewer.

This happens to me a LOT because I don't have a garbage disposal, so all kinds of gross shit builds up in my drains. 
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Barbarella wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
so, like 90% of the time when someone I know complains about a weird smell, it's a stanky kitchen drain.
Food gets caught in the p-trap over time and breaks down and rots in there
some drain cleaner should do the trick
what kind of drain cleaner  like liquid or something??? 
I mean, anything that's normally used for sink drains
personally, I just use baking soda and vinegar, I have a two-basin sink, so I put baking soda in one drain, add vinegar, and PLUG that side, it should push any clog and funk out, then I switch, do it on the other side, then pour hot water down (not boiling, but almost) and it should push any old slime and food down into the sewer.

This happens to me a LOT because I don't have a garbage disposal, so all kinds of gross shit builds up in my drains. 
But like, good ol' fashioned Drano works too. 
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Rouya wrote:
if it's rotting food, a good tip for after you've gotten it cleared is to make a habit of pouring boiling water into your sink drain once a month, maybe every 2 weeks. a good like full liter of boiling water will help dissolve any gunk in there before it turns into bigger gunk
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Barbarella wrote:
Rouya wrote:
if it's rotting food, a good tip for after you've gotten it cleared is to make a habit of pouring boiling water into your sink drain once a month, maybe every 2 weeks. a good like full liter of boiling water will help dissolve any gunk in there before it turns into bigger gunk
Yep! 
I used to eat a lot of pasta, so the hot pasta water when I strained it did the trick, but now that I rarely eat pasta, I find my sink smells worse lolol
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kruspersille wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
www.europris.no/p-avlopsapner-1-l-effekt-196837
does it work fine??
idk ive never tried it lmaoo i just linked it cause cheap
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wug wrote:
Rouya wrote:
if it's rotting food, a good tip for after you've gotten it cleared is to make a habit of pouring boiling water into your sink drain once a month, maybe every 2 weeks. a good like full liter of boiling water will help dissolve any gunk in there before it turns into bigger gunk
but i've been away for a month 
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wug wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
www.europris.no/p-avlopsapner-1-l-effekt-196837
does it work fine??
idk ive never tried it lmaoo i just linked it cause cheap
lmfao i see 
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Rouya wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Rouya wrote:
if it's rotting food, a good tip for after you've gotten it cleared is to make a habit of pouring boiling water into your sink drain once a month, maybe every 2 weeks. a good like full liter of boiling water will help dissolve any gunk in there before it turns into bigger gunk
but i've been away for a month 
do you do it normally otherwise?
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kalypso wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
kalypso wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
then i would've noticed the smell everywhere rather than when i bend down in that specific area of the apartment 
dig up that area
with my shovel 
yes what else
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Barbarella wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Rouya wrote:
if it's rotting food, a good tip for after you've gotten it cleared is to make a habit of pouring boiling water into your sink drain once a month, maybe every 2 weeks. a good like full liter of boiling water will help dissolve any gunk in there before it turns into bigger gunk
but i've been away for a month 
Which makes even more sense, you haven't been running any water at all, so whatever the last thing washed down that sink was, has had a month to just sit there. 
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wug wrote:
Rouya wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Rouya wrote:
if it's rotting food, a good tip for after you've gotten it cleared is to make a habit of pouring boiling water into your sink drain once a month, maybe every 2 weeks. a good like full liter of boiling water will help dissolve any gunk in there before it turns into bigger gunk
but i've been away for a month 
do you do it normally otherwise?
i try to 
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