IMO, no, no and no!
If you are doing regular oil changes, and warming the oil through before draining there is no need for it all - all it may do is break down the oil films on the bearings, which certainly doesn't have any benefit.
If you have a car that you have just bought and the oil is sludged up then it can cause serious damage. Washing the deposits off so rapidly can result in some of them blocking the oilways, and the new clean oil you put in will not be able to get through to work - knackered engine. In this situaition it's best to change the sludged up oil, and then change this new oil again a few hundred miles later, and perhaps even once more in really bad cases. This will ensure the new oil washes the deposits away slowly, and greatly reduces the chances of blocking an oilway.
Use an oil that has high detergent value for this interim period to
help with the cleaning.
If flushes were any benefit on a standard oil change then it would be made part of the service schedule, after all it would be another chance for the dealers to relieve you of more cash!