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For questions generally relating to the exhaust ventilation of air from inside the home, and/or methods to promote proper airflow thorough various spaces in a structure.
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How can I resolve drain issues in a home with no venting?
If you were to remove a p-trap from under a sink upstairs, you'd basically be opening a vent. If you do this I doubt you'd notice any change however. … Lack of a vent isn't going to force your entire drain to hold water like that, it would just prevent a full volume of drain flow from occuring. …
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