This topic is about the safety of using Brava Lubricating Deodorant Liquid when emptying ostomy pouch contents into the toilet. The concern is whether this product, which acts as a lubricant, could potentially harm household plumbing.

Here are some helpful insights and advice from others who have experience with this:

1. Many people have confirmed that the Brava Lubricating Deodorant Liquid is safe for plumbing when used as part of normal ostomy care. The liquid becomes heavily diluted by the toilet water, so it won't coat or damage the pipes.

2. The warning on the Brava packaging about not flushing is meant for the pouch or wipes, not the liquid contents. So, you can safely let the deodorant-mixed output flow into the toilet.

3. One user shared their routine of emptying the pouch into the toilet and then rinsing the pouch in the sink with lukewarm water, all without any plumbing issues.

4. A general tip for clean-up is to use baby wipes, which are non-flushable, and dispose of them in the trash instead of flushing them. This helps prevent clogs in the plumbing.