Plumber Gives a Perfect Visual on Why a Plumbing Drain Gurgles.

This is why a sink or bathtub or toilet Gurgles or glugs when it drains.
in this video a plumber takes apart his kitchen sink plumbing venting syystem to show why a plumbing fixture Gurgles when it drains. gurgling can cause sewer gases to come up through the ptrap of the fixture which can be very dangerous.

[@joesauer8068]

Excellent video! I've always wanted to see something like that demonstrated.

[@myoldplumber]

Thank you for the comment

[@LogiForce86]

Thank you for making this video. After the housing corporation we rent from removed the old chimneys when they isolated the roofs, they also removed the pipe on the standing pipe that went into the chimney to vent the gasses to the outside, and they simply put a venting valve on the inside of the attic. But they put it lower than the piping with p-trap of the central heating and water boiler. Which now gurgles all the time.
Also we noticed that we had a lot of eye irritation (burning eyes and inflamation) in the last years, and I recon the H2S gasses are likely the cause.
I am having the in-house plumber of the corporation come in next wednesday and will show him this video, and ask him kindly to put a vent up on the roof to vent to the outside rather than inside the building.

[@egregious3666]

This was so good! I enjoy your humor. ( then an explosion happened and everyone died😎)
I am discovering the joys of home ownership (built in 1965) and learning new things everyday.
I can't find the vents for any of my gurgling tubs, toilets, sinks etc.
The metal roof was installed in 2021.
No vents to be seen, which could be a good thing (for the roof).
The house is on a slab, and if there is a cleanout anywhere, I haven't found it.
I will check my attic more closely, my friend the rat has been silent lately.
PS How is it possible for heated water to come out of a "cold" faucet?

[@eeddii3]

A plumber came to fix my sink but after he left the sink will make gurgling noise like bubbles should I call em back?

[@myoldplumber]

Thanks for watching, any questions feel free to leave them.