hi all,has anyone tried the freestyle flushable pouch,if so what did they think of them.look forward to feed back xxxxxxxx
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Carolw
Jul 21, 2009 10:06 am
keysgirl
Jul 22, 2009 11:37 pm
It's been awhile since you posted, but I didn't know about the freestyle flushable, but will check it out. I've been using the Colo-majic flushable liner which I love. No more playing with poop. You just put it in your two-piece pouch, and discard or flush. Change as often as you like. The price is about $65 for 300 liners. I don't flush them at my house though...I don't want to take that chance. I got them from C & M ostomy supplies. Peace & Love in the Universe...
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weewee
Jul 23, 2009 9:45 am
the best add vise is DONT flush anything but poo and paper anything thats isnt biodegradable isnt flushable know how would i know this humm well as a roto rooter tech. i got to play in a lot of poo and main lines from people not understanding how things worked tampons babywipes and many other things say they are flushable are not the companys set up a perfect senerio to do the flushing they dont look at how old your pipe is and having roots or sludge build up cause of products not breaking down and if you live on a septic tank then DONT flush the bag or anything other than poo and paper
i liked my job before my main line broke on me so i still have to watch what i put down it or it plugs up the same way and then here i go calling the doc to roto rooter me and costly at that
talk to you all soon
i liked my job before my main line broke on me so i still have to watch what i put down it or it plugs up the same way and then here i go calling the doc to roto rooter me and costly at that
talk to you all soon
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jcheg
Jul 26, 2009 10:02 pm
yes i have been using freestyle vie flushable for about 3 months now and i have had no problems with them at all, most of the time they flush 1st time.
i used to use impact flushable but they were very hard to separate, the freestlye have a whole new way of splitting the pouch from the outer. i would recomend them to anyone.
i should also add thet i took them to spain for a week and they flushed just as easiley.
julia
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i used to use impact flushable but they were very hard to separate, the freestlye have a whole new way of splitting the pouch from the outer. i would recomend them to anyone.
i should also add thet i took them to spain for a week and they flushed just as easiley.
julia
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