Some laws in the U.S. now set standards for labeling non-flushable wipes as “Do Not Flush.” An industry trade group maintains ...

Testing inside Consumer Reports’ labs reveals why flushing wipes, even if they’re labeled “flushable,” can cause plumbing problems. Testers found that flushable wipes don’t fully disintegrate. And on ...

Discover why flushable wipes are causing plumbing problems and environmental issues. Learn how to avoid costly messes at home with eco-friendly alternatives.

Sydney Water has created the ‘Flushable Guidebook’ — a self-help guide on toilet paper for Sydneysiders who flush “everything ... things like earbuds, wet wipes, tissues.

It may seem harmless to flush a flushable wipe down the toilet. – After all, flushable is in the name! But many of the wipes don’t break down like toilet paper. Instead, they can end up stuck ...

even though the package says "flushable", these (and other wipes) should not be flushed. These don't break down like toilet paper does — in fact, these wipes don't disintegrate at all. While you might ...

Speaking of shitshow, because I live in a 1938 house that has persnickety sewer pipes, nothing other than toilet paper can be flushed, ESPECIALLY not wipes ... flush another so-called flushable ...