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What would you recommend apart from bleach?

Oh blimey! If one shouldn't use it it shouldn't be for sale to the general public! :eek: The outside drain itself doesn't smell, it's the basin I think which I have hopefully sorted now. There was some stuff on the grating but I have cleaned that off now.

Thank you. I used this stuff: Buster Bathroom Drain Unblocker, Dissolves Hair and Sludge, 3 Dose Pack, 900ml : Amazon.co.uk: Grocery

Thank you all for your replies, which I didn't realise I had! The bathroom had a new fan put in it fairly recently, so I think the electrician would have noticed any melting, but I wasn't aware of that so I will bear it in mind, thank you. I put some of those sink-unblocking crystals down the...

Thank you. The little basin in the bathroom does drain slowly although I thought this was because it has a small plughole! Can you recommend a product to give it a good blast please? Bath & shower are fine and were cleaned out by my plumber at the same time as the loo was fitted.

My bathroom smells occasionally of drains. I live in a ground floor flat with a drain right outside. The washing machine, dishwasher and kitchen sink all go into this drain. I had it cleared by a drain chap a couple of months ago who said I should run clear water through it once a week for 15...

Thrilling fan update: all sorted! Neighbour very happy. Thank you all for your help.

Thanks again for your replies. I have stuck a load of weatherstrips underneath the fan casing and my neighbour seems a lot happier. Tomorrow morning (it wakes him when I have a shower) will be the crux, but I have it on at the moment and he said he couldn't hear it at all. Fingers crossed! I...

After much fan-nying around it appears to be that the case for the fan is vibrating against the wall. When I removed the case the vibration was much reduced. Obviously I can't use it without a case but hopefully I can put the weather strips on it?

Thank you for your reply. I don't think it was as they seem to have done a rather botched job with it hence I thought if anything this one would be better! The electrician recommended some weatherstrips from Screwfix; is that the kind of thing you mean?

I have moved into a ground floor flat. There was an extractor fan in the bathroom but it only went on and off when the light went on & off, so I asked my electrician to fit a new one which he did. The fan is very quiet but my neighbour upstairs complains of vibration through the walls. The...