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Hi everyone,
I'm upgrading my sumpless 30 gal to a 58RR and building my own sump. I'm considering putting my sump in the basement for numerous reasons but there's one potential reason not to. The only logical place would be next to the oil furnace and gas hot water heater. When the furnace kicks on, you can smell heating oil fumes (slightly). Do I need to be concerned about these fumes making their way into the sump's water, with it being only four feet away? If so, I'll just use a smaller sump in the stand upstairs. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Grant |
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