a practical consideration? 
#29729
20 y
809
not to be too base, but - after reading about some of the results that might be expected with the bowel cleanse,,if it's 'working' as well as one could wish... have any of you with experience of such 'sucesses' had problems with your toilets 'flushing capacity', sounds slightly silly, but, i live in a house with older, and apparently narrower pipes and am currently ready to begin a bowel cleanse. I just thought i might need to look at this issue, before it's a problem.
Any experiences, etc. appreciated. Thanks
- Re: a practical consideration? stoneface
20 y
855
MoreThis is a reply to # 455,303Dear fried,
Your consern is unfounded. I don't think You can pass anything so big, that would block the pipes.
You need an Elephant to do that, but then again there may be a problem getting through the door.......
Good luck
SF- Re: a practical consideration? stoneface
20 y
816
MoreThis is a reply to # 455,305.....and one of my fingers is shorter... causing all kind of typing errors!
SF
- Re: a practical consideration? stoneface
20 y
816
- Re: a practical consideration? holisticnurse
20 y
919
This is a reply to # 455,303Older plumbing still has the same size waste stack and sewer line as houses of today. With older plumbing you may also have the older large capacity toilets which do a better job of flushing than the new low flow toilets. So you may be in better shape:)
The stools from a cleansing generally be less firm and so will pass more easily than a usual stool. - Re: a practical consideration? nixy474
20 y
736
This is a reply to # 455,303well thanks you two, after sending the question in, i recalled that i was planning on using 'oxy-cleanse', read up, (here), on the stuff, and realized that it shouldn't be a problem anyhow.
thanks for the reassurance. I needed it, i've dealt with the clogged toilet thingy more than i would've liked, so - nice to know it shouldn't be a problem this time
- Re: a practical consideration? stoneface
20 y
855
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