Depending on the direction of wind, an open window might blow the poop smell into the rest of the house/apartment even harder. Just close the damn door FFS.
I live in a 60 year old apartment building, there is very much not an exhaust fan. The smell radiates throughout the apartment if you don’t close the door.
There is no windows and no fans in the bathroom in any of the units here, and every apartment I’ve lived in over the years didn’t have them either. It doesn’t appear to be a code violation here, though the codes may differ between houses and apartment buildings.
Does your bathroom not have a fan?
A person visibly sitting on a toilet is an even clearer signal, though.
Anyway, the smell signals the cats that it’s time to hang out in the bathroom.
It does in fact not have a fan, and frankly I doubt that a would keep the smell completely out of the hallway if you leave the door open.
The cat can get fucked.
Don’t fuck cats. That’s nasty.
Not even a window in the bathroom? That’s also nasty. In my country, bathrooms are required to be ventilated.
Also, most shits shouldn’t reek so much the odor fills multiple rooms. That’s a separate issue.
Depending on the direction of wind, an open window might blow the poop smell into the rest of the house/apartment even harder. Just close the damn door FFS.
You don’t maintain a positive pressure in your home? No wonder it smells like shit.
I live in a 60 year old apartment building, there is very much not an exhaust fan. The smell radiates throughout the apartment if you don’t close the door.
I live in a 100-year-old house and every bathroom is ventilated.
There is no windows and no fans in the bathroom in any of the units here, and every apartment I’ve lived in over the years didn’t have them either. It doesn’t appear to be a code violation here, though the codes may differ between houses and apartment buildings.
Stinktastic.