"Floaties" (gross)
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Topic: "Floaties" (gross)
Posted By: busymum
Subject: "Floaties" (gross)
Date Posted: 23 December 2006 at 7:50pm
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I have a regular visitor who does unflushable floaties... does anyone know why these happen? Is it to do with diet or what? It's gross! -------------  |
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Posted By: ellabellame
Date Posted: 23 December 2006 at 8:33pm
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eeeew, that's gross, i have no idea why it happens. i don't think it's to do with diet as sometimes DP does the odd unflushable and we eat pretty much the same stuff.
it would be quite interesting to find out why it happens though. poor you having to look at that  ------------- |
Posted By: mum2emj
Date Posted: 23 December 2006 at 9:48pm
| eww! lol, i have no idea, but its yucky to walk in a get that kinda suprise! |
Posted By: miss
Date Posted: 24 December 2006 at 11:14am
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Oh, I have never thought about that! Maybe it is a high fibre diet - the fibre might make it lighter? Hmmm. Not really the sort of thing you want to google, in case you get dodgy sites! -------------  
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Posted By: KH25
Date Posted: 24 December 2006 at 12:05pm
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Thats gross You'd think if you were gonna do that in someone elses toilet, you would at least have the decency to wait til the toilet has finished flushing to make sure it has all gone!!!!!!!!!!! ------------- Kelly, mum to DD, 19Jun06 (26wks 1lb15oz) DS1, 24Oct10 (32wks 4lb11oz) and DS2, 31Dec11 (32wks, 4lb11) http://lilypie.com"> 
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Posted By: AlyAyde
Date Posted: 24 December 2006 at 3:16pm
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lol i googled and got this
Floating faeces indicate a high fibre diet and that is good. Our gastrointestinal tract has evolved over a million years using and needing high fibre. It is only in the past 100 years or so that we have been able to partly abandon fibre because we have a surfeit of dense high energy foods available. Meat and sugar. ------------- Jayde 25/12/04 Alyssa 08/04/03 http://Alyayde.bebo.com |
Posted By: Bombshell
Date Posted: 24 December 2006 at 3:35pm
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gross....but i know what you mean....and beleive me the orange fatty ones after xenical are much much worse!!!
I too have a friend who comes and each time she HAS TO GO!!!! and stinks it out....must like our bathroom i reckon? |
Posted By: miss
Date Posted: 24 December 2006 at 5:12pm
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Woohoo - how clever am I to get that guess right! Well done on the googling Angelnz!!
Bombshell, maybe your friend has a problem like irritable bowel or something, so she can't help herself? Still gross. -------------
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Posted By: busymum
Date Posted: 25 December 2006 at 10:39am
Oh yay thanks everyone. Yea I didn't wanna google it either  (Remembers googling the spots Briona has on her face only to find that it can also be spread as a STI and saw lots of ladies' lovely bits ugh ugh ugh!)
KH25 that's what I used to think... I'm not sure what I think about it now, it takes about 3+ flushes and you have to wait for the cistern to fill each time otherwise it's no go! ------------- |
Posted By: Rachael21
Date Posted: 29 December 2006 at 8:31pm
| Eww there is no way I would do a number 2 at anyone elses house and I hate it when people do it at mine. |
Posted By: Bombshell
Date Posted: 29 December 2006 at 9:07pm
Miss - her problem isnt irritable bowel it is more like waaaayyyyy too much bourbon or rum!!! whenever and whereever......yep not a babysitting option that one! 
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Posted By: miss
Date Posted: 30 December 2006 at 12:03pm
Lol bombshell! That is pretty funny.
Busymum, what about if you put quite a bit of toilet paper on top of the floatie before you flush - that might help it go down quicker - a bit of weight? -------------
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Posted By: busymum
Date Posted: 30 December 2006 at 12:51pm
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Yep it does help but still not every time. Amazing huh?! ------------- |
Posted By: busymum
Date Posted: 19 January 2009 at 8:43pm
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*bump*
Okay so whatever this issue, now my 3yo daughter has it and hers are the most stubborn I have ever seen in terms of flushing. As in, it can take days and toilet paper on top seems to make no difference. It's so disgusting! I was hoping I could do something in her diet to ease the problem but is it still the general consensus that it is probably the sign of a good diet? ------------- |
Posted By: Shezamumof3
Date Posted: 19 January 2009 at 8:57pm
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My brother was like that when he was younger, we called his "submerines" lol. But he did have trouble with constipation so when he went he really went and they just would not flush and the loo would bloxk up. I dont know what you could do to stop it.....but maybe, see if she will eat some prunes and dried apricots, and maybe make some bran muffins with apricots to make her poo's softer and they might flush easier. ------------- |
Posted By: pomikiwi
Date Posted: 19 January 2009 at 9:43pm
So funny talking about poo! Maybe you need a stronger flushing toilet  ------------- http://lilypie.com">  
DD-Carys Amelia 17.03.06 |
Posted By: rachelsea
Date Posted: 20 January 2009 at 12:18pm
I find pouring a bucket of water down the toilet always gets rid of it  ------------- DD 4yrs DS 2yrs http://lilypie.com" rel="nofollow"> 
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Posted By: CuriousG
Date Posted: 20 January 2009 at 1:43pm
Yep, I was gonna say the same thing. We don't have this problem in our house but my Dad used to do this all the time to my brothers poop!  ------------- http://lilypie.com"> 
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