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  • Cooler temperatures and lower water usage allow sewer gases to settle inside pipes, making smells stronger overnight.

  • You likely have bacteria build-up or a drying trap rather than a blockage.

  • Sewer gases can contain harmful bacteria and methane. Persistent smells should always be checked by a licensed plumber.
  • Stormwater infiltration or overloaded sewer systems can push gases back through drains — very common in South East Queensland.
  • No. Bleach may mask odours temporarily but does not remove grease, roots or pipe obstructions.
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