You read the headline correctly. We’re discussing the T-trap not the P-trap. First, a little Plumbing 101. The P-trap is that P-shaped curl in the drain below the sink (and other plumbing fixtures) ...

Before this article even begins, a little Plumbing 101 will probably be necessary. The P-trap is that P-shaped curl in the drain below the sink (and other plumbing fixtures) that acts as a water door ...

Q: Our senior community newspaper said to “make sure you run at least a quart of water in all the seldom-used sink or tub drains in the house every few weeks, as they can dry out and allow sewer gas ...

Q: Last week, my home was inspected for the buyer. When my agent gave me the buyer’s request for repairs, one thing took me by surprise. I have lived in this home for over 20 years and never had a ...

Some bathroom and kitchen sinks have “S” traps like this one that drain into the floor. It’s important that sewer gas doesn’t get trapped in them. Proper venting of drain lines ensures that a small ...