If the problem just started it s probably a blocked drain or plumbing vent pipe that needs to be snaked out.
S trap vent pipe.
The toilet s trap arm length aka trap to vent distance.
What is a plumbing vent.
Today houses are vented through the roof.
There s even a wet vent included that connects to the bathtub.
These devices normally attach underneath the sink just past the trap ensuring.
For a 2 inch drain line this distance is usually 5 feet.
If you re in the ipc there is no limitation in length for the toilet s trap arm.
A common plumbing defect found in many older houses is an s trap.
Just as drain pipes remove water and waste from your home the plumbing vent pipe also known as a plumbing air vent removes gas and odors it also allows fresh air into the plumbing system to help water flow smoothly through the drain pipes however no water.
A drainpipe attached to the p trap goes into an opening in the wall.
Drain pipes take the wastewater to the soil stack.
The image below illustrates s typical bathroom with multiple plumbing vents.
The toilet s trap arm also referred to as the fixture drain is the pipe between the trap and the vent.
This distance depends on your local plumbing code.
What i was planning was to use 1 1 2 pipe for the s trap and put a screw in type vent into the system.
If the drain lines in your home have poor venting as in figure a for example water rushing down the drains will pull water from nearby p traps.
The drain in the toilet bowl is basically a p trap.
It will need an s trap because the drain comes vertically up from the floor nearly underneath the sink.
You can turn an s trap into a p trap by adding this.
However the sink is placed further away.
Through the stack sewer gases are carried up to the roof through vent lines.
There simply isn t room under there small cabinet and a small prep sink to put an s trap made from 2 pipe.
The vent must rise a minimum distance from the trap that depends on the sizes of the pipes you use for the drain and the vent itself.
The plumbing vent also known as a vent stack helps regulate the air pressure in your plumbing system.
Vents are a major component in a home s drainage system.
Behind the wall where you can t see a vent line and drainpipe lead to a soil stack which is the control center of the wastewater system.
Venting allows water to pass out of the drains easily.
Roof flashing made from heavy grade rubber lead or sheet metal holds the vent pipe in place.