Ask the Builder: Solving Sewer Gas Mysteries

Ask the Builder: Solving Sewer Gas Mysteries
Dried-out p-traps under sinks, showers and floor drains are the most common source of this foul-smelling gas. Andrey_Popov/Shutterstock
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I’ve always loved doing plumbing work because it’s a true three-dimensional puzzle.

I’ve been a master plumber since 1981, and I always say if you have a daughter, son or grandchild who wants to have a rewarding career that provides significant income, point them to a trade school that teaches this craft.

Tim Carter
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