Powerful toilets?

[czmom]

OP- my son's poops used to require a roto rooter many times. Hubby said it was the best $8 he ever spent at Home Depot!
I will say that once we started giving him digestive enzymes before every meal and probiotics, his stools became much better. No more roto rooter needed

 

[JW9DVC]

Needs to check his diet, increase water in take.

 

[TrySomethingNew]

This thread makes me laugh, oh the things we do for (or experience because of ) our kids. Good luck with the issue.

OP, if you are feeling like this is Thread TMI, just look up "sugar-free gummy bears" on Amazon. Usually it's the 5lb Haribo product that comes up with thousands of TMI related comments (the sugar-free effect) that will have you ROFL. I'd attach a link, but it wasn't working for me, I'll see if I can get it to work.

 

[xlxo]

Did you hear about the Dark Whopper and it's cool side effects!

 

[NewYorkcruiser]

OP- my son's poops used to require a roto rooter many times. Hubby said it was the best $8 he ever spent at Home Depot!
I will say that once we started giving him digestive enzymes before every meal and probiotics, his stools became much better. No more roto rooter needed

Did they change in size? My son's aren't hard, just huge.

 

[NewYorkcruiser]

If a clog is a concern..... what about using the balcony? Lots of bushes... especially around the AK inside passage.

Is there a fee for this option...like if you're caught smoking on the balcony?

 

[cheermom2four]

OP - my 16 yr old pretty much can clog any toilet around. Must be a boy thing as I read all the comments here and seems the ones with issues is because of their sons LOL. We had NO problem in our stateroom bathroom but I think he would mainly go in one of the public bathrooms. 99.9% sure he would tell me if there ever was a problem and not one mention of it.

 

[Anchors Away 2016]

OP - my 16 yr old pretty much can clog any toilet around. Must be a boy thing as I read all the comments here and seems the ones with issues is because of their sons LOL. We had NO problem in our stateroom bathroom but I think he would mainly go in one of the public bathrooms. 99.9% sure he would tell me if there ever was a problem and not one mention of it.

Based on my two sons, both big "boys", I'd say the main thing is lack of vegetable intake. One of my sons loves his vegetables (he is the larger boy, also), the other doesn't, and the results are clear.

 

[jwo1976]

While they flush very well. One other thing to mention. I'm tall but not a giant (6'1"). I sat down kinda in a hurry and bruised my knee. The way the toilet sits angled in the stateroom bath room makes one side kinda close to the wall. It manageable if you know about it, but I found the public areas to be just as clean and a bit roomier.

 

[czmom]

Did they change in size? My son's aren't hard, just huge.

Yes!

 

[WestFamily]

This thread is hilarious.

I will say the toilets are so powerful that they scared our (at the time four year old). He was so scared of the toilets that he was scared of the ones at home for months!