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        "text": "A sewage smell in your house often indicates a problem with your plumbing or sewage system. Common causes include a dry P-trap, which allows sewer gases to escape, a blocked or damaged vent pipe, a leaky drain pipe, or an issue with your septic tank or municipal sewer line. Sometimes, a sewer backup or burst pipe can also cause a strong sewage odor. Identifying the exact source is crucial for effective remediation.",
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        "description": "Sewage smell usually points to plumbing issues like a dry P-trap, blocked vent pipe, or leaky drain, allowing sewer gases to enter your home."
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  "description": "Sewage smell usually points to plumbing issues like a dry P-trap, blocked vent pipe, or leaky drain, allowing sewer gases to enter your home."
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