Wondering what might be done to eliminate odor coming from roof pipe?
Hopeful for some suggestions.
Thanks
Dee

That is where the smell is supposed to come out, anywhere else is not
acceptable. If you are smelling it, maybe you should add an extension to
make it higher.

"Dee Randall" deedoveyatshenteldotnet wrote in message
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Wondering what might be done to eliminate odor coming from roof pipe?
Hopeful for some suggestions.
Thanks
Dee

"Eric Tonks" etonks@sunstormADD-DOT-COM wrote in message
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That is where the smell is supposed to come out, anywhere else is not
acceptable. If you are smelling it, maybe you should add an extension to
make it higher.

"Dee Randall" deedoveyatshenteldotnet wrote in message
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Wondering what might be done to eliminate odor coming from roof pipe?
Hopeful for some suggestions.
Thanks
Dee

Do you think that maybe low pressure or prevailing winds would negate this
idea? That is when it seems to be smelling.
Thanks for your reply.
Dee

"Eric Tonks" etonks@sunstormADD-DOT-COM wrote in message
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That is where the smell is supposed to come out, anywhere else is not
acceptable. If you are smelling it, maybe you should add an extension to
make it higher.

"Dee Randall" deedoveyatshenteldotnet wrote in message
...
Wondering what might be done to eliminate odor coming from roof pipe?
Hopeful for some suggestions.
Thanks
Dee

My husband said he had added an extension, but it was the maximum that he
could add for the sake of stability. However he said that he did order the
charcoal filters.
Thanks again,
Dee

Dee Randall wrote:
"Eric Tonks" etonks@sunstormADD-DOT-COM wrote in message
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That is where the smell is supposed to come out, anywhere else is not
acceptable. If you are smelling it, maybe you should add an extension to
make it higher.

"Dee Randall" deedoveyatshenteldotnet wrote in message
...

Wondering what might be done to eliminate odor coming from roof pipe?
Hopeful for some suggestions.
Thanks
Dee


My husband said he had added an extension, but it was the maximum that he
could add for the sake of stability. However he said that he did order the
charcoal filters.
Thanks again,
Dee


Had this same problem and it turned out that the ignoramus installer
forgot to install the inverts in the first tank. No inverts results in
odor being allowed to vent back up the pipe.

The invert is a section of pipe which is installed on both the incoming
and outgoing pipes which is elbowed down below the level of liquid in
the tank. Acts a lot like a p trap in a drain.

Gary

"gary" wrote in message
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Dee Randall wrote:
"Eric Tonks" etonks@sunstormADD-DOT-COM wrote in message
...

That is where the smell is supposed to come out, anywhere else is not
acceptable. If you are smelling it, maybe you should add an extension to
make it higher.

"Dee Randall" deedoveyatshenteldotnet wrote in message
...

Wondering what might be done to eliminate odor coming from roof pipe?
Hopeful for some suggestions.
Thanks
Dee


My husband said he had added an extension, but it was the maximum that
he
could add for the sake of stability. However he said that he did order
the
charcoal filters.
Thanks again,
Dee


Had this same problem and it turned out that the ignoramus installer
forgot to install the inverts in the first tank. No inverts results in
odor being allowed to vent back up the pipe.

The invert is a section of pipe which is installed on both the incoming
and outgoing pipes which is elbowed down below the level of liquid in
the tank. Acts a lot like a p trap in a drain.

Gary

Thanks, Gary, were you able to remedy the problem? Or did you move, or are
you living with it?

Dee Randall wrote:
"gary" wrote in message
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Dee Randall wrote:

"Eric Tonks" etonks@sunstormADD-DOT-COM wrote in message
. com...


That is where the smell is supposed to come out, anywhere else is not
acceptable. If you are smelling it, maybe you should add an extension to
make it higher.

"Dee Randall" deedoveyatshenteldotnet wrote in message
...


Wondering what might be done to eliminate odor coming from roof pipe?
Hopeful for some suggestions.
Thanks
Dee


My husband said he had added an extension, but it was the maximum that

he

could add for the sake of stability. However he said that he did order

the

charcoal filters.
Thanks again,
Dee



Had this same problem and it turned out that the ignoramus installer
forgot to install the inverts in the first tank. No inverts results in
odor being allowed to vent back up the pipe.

The invert is a section of pipe which is installed on both the incoming
and outgoing pipes which is elbowed down below the level of liquid in
the tank. Acts a lot like a p trap in a drain.

Gary


Thanks, Gary, were you able to remedy the problem? Or did you move, or are
you living with it?



They had to pull the cover off the tank and install the inverts. After
pumping it out first, of course. Once installed, no more smell.

Gary

"gary" wrote in message
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Dee Randall wrote:
"gary" wrote in message
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Dee Randall wrote:

"Eric Tonks" etonks@sunstormADD-DOT-COM wrote in message
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That is where the smell is supposed to come out, anywhere else is not
acceptable. If you are smelling it, maybe you should add an extension
to
make it higher.

"Dee Randall" deedoveyatshenteldotnet wrote in message
...


Wondering what might be done to eliminate odor coming from roof pipe?
Hopeful for some suggestions.
Thanks
Dee


My husband said he had added an extension, but it was the maximum that

he

could add for the sake of stability. However he said that he did order

the

charcoal filters.
Thanks again,
Dee



Had this same problem and it turned out that the ignoramus installer
forgot to install the inverts in the first tank. No inverts results in
odor being allowed to vent back up the pipe.

The invert is a section of pipe which is installed on both the incoming
and outgoing pipes which is elbowed down below the level of liquid in
the tank. Acts a lot like a p trap in a drain.

Gary


Thanks, Gary, were you able to remedy the problem? Or did you move, or
are
you living with it?



They had to pull the cover off the tank and install the inverts. After
pumping it out first, of course. Once installed, no more smell.


My husband will take a look at his notes and perhaps he took a picture of
the last dumping. Thanks for your help. I hope that's it.
Dee