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hi everyone

We moved to another house recently, and it has a little problem...

there are two bathrooms - one in the ground floor, and second upstairs... the one upstairs stinks really bad.. the drains from the sink and shower are free - we used 2l of special liquid already - to free it... it is not the problem... as it stinks differently - this smells like there is no water trap or somethin - I took a pitcure of what I took off and what I presume will be the problem:


this is what is in the floor of both bathrooms:

[DLMURL]http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/1833/pl2j.jpg[/DLMURL]

this is the inside of that what is under that cover. It fills with water - when u run either sink or shower... it stops smelling after water gets in...

[DLMURL]http://img802.imageshack.us/img802/1209/pl0s.jpg[/DLMURL]

and this is the other bathroom's drain - but this one do not smell at all...

[DLMURL]http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/1518/pl1so.jpg[/DLMURL]



Can somebody tell me what is wrong with the 1st floor drain system? is there any water trap missin or somethin,,? as I was suspecting its the shower stinkin - but yesterday it was the sink itself... so the problem must be inside of that common drain in the floor (it really smells like when u have drain from some stinky hole without any filter at all -- like there was jsut a pipe to the main drain and nothin protecting it from smell goin up...

please any answer appriciated . quickly...

Regards
Peter
 
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Any chance you could take another pic to show how the upstairs bathroom fittings are in relation to the access point on the floor?
 
Any chance you could take another pic to show how the upstairs bathroom fittings are in relation to the access point on the floor?

OK thank you, not sure if this is what you are lookin for but I will try:

[DLMURL]http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/363/73368372.jpg[/DLMURL]


btw - the shower drain itself has basicaly no water trap or anything (not sure if it is common to have it like that over here... but as I said, yesterday the smell was coming even from the sink...
 
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dont even have a single clue to what the set up is :/ never seen it before
 
dont even have a single clue to what the set up is :/ never seen it before
neither have i. could the problem be something to do with one drain has a very shallow trap and the other one is quite deep?
 
Looks like a foreign setup. Stayed in turkey earlier in the year and every bathroom had a drain in the floor (similar setup) one of which smelled pretty bad regardless of how often the trap was filled.
 
oh damn:D yeah it is nnot in the uk, I reside in Spain at the moment.... it is apparently not the best solution for drain, is it...
 
that says it all, they obviously have different set ups over there try contacting a Spanish plumber
 
the shower will be connected to the floor drain therefor it will be trapped you need to try an aav on the basin trap see if that helps
 
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