Toilet Bowl Smell After ****ting

[Reno145 0]

My toilet bowl, bought and manufactured by Sim Siang Choon, smell after ****ting. The smell goes off after about 2 hours.

This is after giving 2 strong flushes. And the toilet bowl look clean.

It does not happen with toilet bowls elsewhere.

I suspect it is due to the material of the toilet bowl.

Anyone has this problem?

[navik 0]

Are your serious?? I was thinking of getting the Sim Siang Choon toilet bowl initially. Could it be due to the drainage?

[archenemy 0]

seriously the 1st time i heard of such a thing bro...

is it your nose playing games on you? or so happen that day your crap was smellier?

how about trying those blue stuff you put inside the WC? it should help...

[Bluesummerayz 2]

2 hours?? omg ... if its clean and you flush, any smell? is the sewage clogged somehow?

[hAPPy889 1]

Perhaps it's not the toilet bowl but a leak in the sewerage pipes? Not an expert just a wild guess.

Edited June 23, 2011 by hAPPy889

[ZondaR 0]

I think for good toilet bowls, it usually 'sucks' the waste water out before flushing with water. Normally, lousy bowls will just release water, but the pressure will force the smelly odour out into the entire bathroom. Why don't you invest a lttle more, get Laufen, Toto, etc...

[Reno145 0]

Are your serious?? I was thinking of getting the Sim Siang Choon toilet bowl initially. Could it be due to the drainage?

mmmm....i really dunno..

but when i **** at other places..eg hotels or office toilets, no smell at all after flushing leh...

also, i find the stain on sim siang choon manufactured toilets more difficult to get rid too

when i said sim siang choon toilets, i am referring to their own house brands

[Reno145 0]

seriously the 1st time i heard of such a thing bro...

is it your nose playing games on you? or so happen that day your crap was smellier?

how about trying those blue stuff you put inside the WC? it should help...

cannot be my nose, cos it happen every day.

those blue round things (odourless) - i am using them

[Reno145 0]

2 hours?? omg ... if its clean and you flush, any smell? is the sewage clogged somehow?

then no smell at all

dun think there is sewage clogged

[Bluesummerayz 2]

then no smell at all

dun think there is sewage clogged

So sorry to hear that man... did you manage to solve it already?

[Reno145 0]

Perhaps it's not the toilet bowl but a leak in the sewerage pipes? Not an expert just a wild guess.

if there is a leak, can the smell goes off after 2 hrs?

[Reno145 0]

I think for good toilet bowls, it usually 'sucks' the waste water out before flushing with water. Normally, lousy bowls will just release water, but the pressure will force the smelly odour out into the entire bathroom. Why don't you invest a lttle more, get Laufen, Toto, etc...

contemplating that...just wan to make sure it is the toilet bowl problem

[Bluesummerayz 2]

cannot be my nose, cos it happen every day.

those blue round things (odourless) - i am using them

When I had my 1st reno done 5 yrs ago, the contractor saw that I used the blue round thing which dissolves and make the water blue (is this the one you are using?), he told me not to use that anymore because over time, it will corrode the toilet components.. dunno true or not, but from then on I stopped using it.

[Reno145 0]

could be water inside the toilet bowl not covering the pipings 100%

hence some airpockets at the top portion of the pipings releasing odour into your toilet

when u say pipings, u referring to the sewerage pipings?

[dean 5]

sewerage pipings is the U shape on top of ceiling?