This topic is about dealing with chronic ostomy leaks and exploring the use of Torbot Adhesive Liquid as a potential solution. The person sharing their experience has had an ileostomy for 20 years but has been struggling with persistent leaks for the past four years. They have tried various products with little success and are now considering Torbot Adhesive Liquid. They are seeking advice from others who might have used it and are open to any general tips on preventing leaks.

Here are some helpful insights and advice shared by others:

1. It's highly recommended to consult with an ostomy or enterostomal nurse. If you've had success in the past but are now experiencing leaks, it might indicate changes in your stoma or the skin around it, such as the development of a peristomal hernia.

2. Torbot Adhesive Liquid has been used successfully by some, particularly in cases involving a large hernia and severe peristomal rash. However, there are a few things to keep in mind:
- The adhesive can be quite harsh on the skin, so it's important to monitor your skin's tolerance closely.
- Removing the appliance can be challenging due to the strong adhesive, so using a strong adhesive remover is essential when changing your pouching system.