I noticed today that one of our toilets had a really low water level
in the bowl. And when it's flushed, it starts with a big "bloop" of
air.

I checked the other toilets, and they are all like this.

Does it have anything to do with the cold?
We have a septic tank, and it's been below zero (like it is in so many
places).

Mitch wrote:

I noticed today that one of our toilets had a really low water level
in the bowl. And when it's flushed, it starts with a big "bloop" of
air.

I checked the other toilets, and they are all like this.

Does it have anything to do with the cold?
We have a septic tank, and it's been below zero (like it is in so many
places).

Could be the cold. The vent terminal on the roof may
have frosted closed.
Can be a vent at the septic end too (ground level).

Jim

On Feb 8, 5:20 pm, Mitch Mitch@... wrote:
I noticed today that one of our toilets had a really low water level
in the bowl. And when it's flushed, it starts with a big "bloop" of
air.

I checked the other toilets, and they are all like this.

Does it have anything to do with the cold?
We have a septic tank, and it's been below zero (like it is in so many
places).

When your toilets sound "bloopy" it is generally a good indication of
poor ventillation. If this has just started I would suspect your vent
out of the house has probably been obstructed.

Hope this is of some assistance.

Regards, Justin

When your toilets sound "bloopy" it is generally a good indication of
poor ventillation. If this has just started I would suspect your vent
out of the house has probably been obstructed.

Is this a big problem? Can I just wait it out?

Mitch wrote:
When your toilets sound "bloopy" it is generally a good indication of
poor ventillation. If this has just started I would suspect your vent
out of the house has probably been obstructed.

Is this a big problem? Can I just wait it out?

Not a problem, as long as you don't have to poop.

Not a problem, as long as you don't have to poop.

LOL!

Actually, two of them have already self-corrected.

Mitch wrote:
Not a problem, as long as you don't have to poop.


LOL!

Actually, two of them have already self-corrected.


"Things that go away by themselves usually come back by themselves." G

Jeff

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