We just built a home on a wateway in SC. In the Master Bedroom, there is a smell that I can only describe as smeling like sulfur. The room is approx. 20 ft X 20 ft and has a 10 ft X 10 ft sitting room. Inthe sitting room is a vented gas (propane) fireplace. I thought it might be gas-so I called the gas company and the fireplace company. They both say that it is isnt gas, but they smell the odor too. Can anyone point me in a good direction?? Thanks! LBL
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There are certain bacteria that grow in the presence of moisture, heat, oxygen and magnesium ( or was it manganese) that can give off a sulphur like smell.
How that combination might exist in your home is a mystery to me, but check your crawl space for water. maybe you have a spring down there with sulphur water running just below the surface.
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How that combination might exist in your home is a mystery to me, but check your crawl space for water. maybe you have a spring down there with sulphur water running just below the surface.
Excellence is its own reward!
