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]]> https://wetheadmedia.com/smith-boilers-8-series-hot-water-or-steam-oil-fired-boiler-review/comment-page-1/#comment-21686 Tue, 27 Nov 2012 12:03:03 +0000 https://wetheadmedia.com/?p=894#comment-21686 each drain is supposed to have an inedednpent trap system that prevents any sewer gas (or any other odors) from backing up. this has been the plumbing code for a long long time so unless you live in the little house on the prairie that’s not the problem and certainly if the water supply got contaminated from sewage, onions would be the nicest odor you would be smelling. I suggest you get a bottle of saline nasal spray and clean your sinus cavity after you work with onions because that’s more likely the source of the odor and when you take a shower or sniff the water the humidity in the air is activating the onion molecules that are stuck there.

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