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Old 08-05-2013, 12:25 PM   #4
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ive always been told DONT open the toilet room roof vent (unless the fan is running)....as it could circulate fumes between the toilet room & the vent pipe

i think if the fumes were passing thru the water, youd see bubbles.

i recently discovered (w/ a pretty full black water tank) that the infiltration of sewer gas was possible, when driving down the road....basically our tank was 3/4 or more full and i was unable to find a dump station....i guess the sloshing around agitated the tank and cause some sewer gas escapement. generally on road trips our tank is pretty empty...usually not more than 1/2 full at best so weve never had an odor issue before.

a few months ago i re-built our toilet (since the blade seal was leaking a little) i replaced all seals, added a sprayer (worthless, since you have to have your foot on valve/open to use it) and i even added the 2 inch riser.
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