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Old 11-13-2018, 11:16 AM   #1
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I have gnats coming up through sink in a friends RV.

I have gnats coming up through sink in friends RV. Thought is it is coming through outside septic. He has put Clorox in the septic drain. Any other suggestions to resolve.
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I've seen that and couldn't figure how they got through the P-trap. I wondered if they are entering from the top for whatever it is they like down there and what I was seeing was just them exiting the same way the entered.
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They enter from the top. Pour some Chlorox down there and they'll disappear.
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I have found that they come up thru the Blk Tank from the sewer . I keep the Blk tank closed and empty every few daysor keep a eye on your gages.
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I've seen that and couldn't figure how they got through the P-trap. I wondered if they are entering from the top for whatever it is they like down there and what I was seeing was just them exiting the same way the entered.
THIS^^ unless they have scuba gear. the cure put a rubber drain plug in the drain.
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I have found that they come up thru the Blk Tank from the sewer . I keep the Blk tank closed and empty every few daysor keep a eye on your gages.
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