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    Postby BplBabe » Tue Jun 19, 2007 5:30 pm

    Can anyone give me some ideas on this one?

    There's a hideous smell eminating from my kitchen - been there for about a week. I think it's coming from where the soil pipe comes through the kitchen extension.

    There is a leak to this area so I don't know whether the smell is simply because the area is waterlogged or something more sinister. I have friends hubby coming to sort the leak out soon.

    It's not a drain smell but it does smell kind of pooey.

    I thought of maybe a cracked soil pipe or something but if this was the case would the smell be permanently there or just when the toilet is flushed? And wouldn't it be a drain smell? There doesn't seem to be any drain blockage anywhere - everything is draining away where it should.

    As a single woman I don't want to be getting anyone else out to look at the job for fear of getting stung by cowboys.

    I'm at a complete loss!!
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    Postby BplBabe » Tue Jun 19, 2007 8:35 pm

    I've worked it out.

    It was coming from the fridge freezer - in the area where the motor/fan is. I took the cover off and horror of horrors it looked as though a small mouse or something had got inside, died, and rotted away.

    It was truly hideous - I was retching all the time but managed to clean it out so hopefully the smell will go.
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