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Q&A | Bathrooms : Bathroom vent

Title of Question: Bathroom vent
 


Name:RJB  City: Alma
Question: A hornet nest has plugged a sewer vent in one of my bathrooms. Gas odor evident when toilet flushes. How can I get this unplugged?

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Name: Allison | City: Chicago | Date: September 18, 2007, 12:45
Answer: You're going to have to somehow kill the hornets without getting stung yourself and then remove the nest. There are spray cans you can buy at any grocery or home improvement store, but the tricky part is spraying it without attracting the hornets to you. Depending on where the nest is and your budget, it might be worthwhile to pay a pest control company to do it. Good luck!

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