For someone who consistently drops a "Maximum Load". . .

[Cool Beans]

The diet is pretty good. All geared towards controlling IBS. . .not cured, but much better than it was a few years ago

I didn't know there were different sized discharges. I will check mine and if it is the larger I guess I will just have to give it a "go" once I get a tank and all hooked up

I was under the impression the joker valve was gravity fed, then only pushed everything to the tank. If it pulls as well as pushes, I might not have much reason to worry. I'll be sure to fill the bowl first and put TP in a trash can. . .I like Charmin Ultra (gotta be nice to yourself).

And I'll try and keep my head out of it :Liar:

Thanks for the "heads" up and stories. . .and the link, lol.

 

[Geoff K]

2 thoughts, 1 suggestion; note dog droppings after they have "rested" a week in dry whether. twitch it with a stick or give it a kick. It is light. All the water is gone. Stool is largely water. It will compress and/or break up without much force.

Roughage/fiber holds water in the stool, keeping it softer. It also increases volume. So it the stool is hard fiber will help. If it's soft but voluminous it will make it more voluminous but no softer. It also adds particulate matter, not a problem but increases the mess if there is a clog.

If you are placing a large quantity in the toilet pump the handle half way through. Or 1/3 and 2/3 of the way through depending on the need. It makes a big difference int he ease of getting the material through and decreases the total number of pump strokes necessary

Geoff

 

[McZube]

As long as the hose is bigger than you poop chute it shouldn't be a problem.

 

[weinie]

yeah, this thread needed to be resurrected.... sheesh....