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$14.70 w/15% S&S. IMO these are the best wipes. They are nonflushable, but all wipes are technically non flushable per all local sewer disposal guidelines. Sewerage uses grinders to turn the waste into a watery substance for easy of moving thru the pipes to the sewage treatment plant. These grinders get clogged by any/all wipes.

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I would have bought the Nakery intimate wipes long ago had they been flushable, I just dont like that they need to be disposed of after using. I do have her intimate moisturizer, use it all the time, at 73 I need it !! I have her intimate cleanser but not tried it yet, I like that it is glycerin free as it should be, many are not. Glycerin can promote yeast infections.

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... spot for her hands and flushable wipes because some of the toilet...

... wipes, for that aloe vera. The majority of those are not flushable...

Use wipes. I dunno if I've ever had hemorrhoids but I've had... well not posting it. It was red shall we say. Good wipes is the best IMO. And flushable. They say you can flush 2 at a time. I only flush 1 at a time

Clogged sewer line be upon ye....dont use wipes no matter how aafe for sewer and septic syatems and how flushable they claim to be....

Clogged sewer line be upon ye....dont use wipes no matter how aafe for sewer and septic syatems and how flushable they claim to be....

... the toilets and toilet paper. Flushable wipes are anything but...

Oh yes they're green therefore they must be biodegradable. That's a stupid assumption. You're probably the same kind of idiot that thinks that flushable wipes actually deserve to be flushed

Nothing about what just happened in here and why I need to use one tastes good!!! submitted by /u/Realistic-Accident68 to r/DollarTree [link] [comments]

Toilet paper alone is only insufficient or inefficient if you have a bad poop. If you have an ideal poop, you barely have anything left behind and a quick couple wipes with a little TP is enough. If a bidet or "flushable" wipes are life changing for you, you may need more fiber or even a visit to your doctor to figure out intolerances or digestive disorders. The irony is a lot of people are too embarrassed to bring something like that up to their doctor, but indirectly bring it up to others when they sing the praises of bidets or "flushable" wipes. These products are distracting from the underlying problem that may be solvable. submitted by /u/Kind_Advisor_35 to r/LowStakesConspiracies [link] [comments]

I live an apartment and cannot install a bidet which is what I plan to do when I buy a house. Wipes are currently the best option but it feels disgusting to put them in the trash can after being used. If you’re not supposed to flush them, what are you supposed to do? submitted by /u/Primary_Possible_312 to r/allthequestions [link] [comments]

I've worked with plumbers off and on for years. One thing that comes up over and over is how 'flushable' bathroom wet wipes cause clogs and should NEVER be flushed down a toilet. "They are flushable in the same way that a AAA battery is swallowable. It can be done, but it's gonna have consequences." If this seems to be the case, why are they marketed as flushable? And if there are some that can be flushed safely, how are they different? submitted by /u/Trademen to r/NoStupidQuestions [link] [comments]

I work for the fredericksburg wastewater treatment center. Every Thursday, two of us has to go 150 ft underground and MANUALLY pull out all of the 'flushable' wipes that clog our pipes. How do we remove them? We have to get down on our hands and knees and put our arms inside the sewage line. With nothing but gloves and a hook. While raw sewage is splashing in our face. This morning, I pulled out 25 pounds worth of nastiness. PLEASE stop flushing these wipes, and if you already don't, PLEASE tell your friends about it. Thanks I've been having a bad morning Edit: To clarify, I'm wearing a full PPE getup when I'm down there, but what I'm using to remove the blockage is just my gloved hands and a hook. We do follow OSHA protocol Sorry for the confusion submitted by /u/AdCompetitive7952 to r/fredericksburg [link] [comments]

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I recently bought some dude wipes to use as facial wipes but I am curious if they actually are flushable… they seem to break apart pretty easily and Google says they passed a bunch of tests that prove they can be safely flushed. But I’m still cautious. submitted by /u/LucarioIsHere2004 to r/TooAfraidToAsk [link] [comments]

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We know flushable wipes aren't flushable. I'm asking which do yall use, if any. submitted by /u/Master_Kenobi_ to r/AskMen [link] [comments]

Yes, that is backed-up poop in my shower. One of our recent overnight guests brought flushable wipes with them and attempted to flush them down into our septic tank. About 24 hrs, 3 plumbers, $900 and 2 bottles of bleach later we now can use our bathrooms and run water again. Tomorrow I will be posting signs and providing appropriate individual disposal bags in all our bathrooms going forward. There isn’t enough bleach in the World. submitted by /u/fancyisthatlady to r/Plumbing [link] [comments]

Why YSK: sewage systems in essentially any area can't handle them and they eventually cause big problems. The wipes don't break down in water which causes a risk of clogging your home plumbing or causing damage to sewer infrastructure. The real damage comes when a bunch of them wad together. It's super lame that these companies get to keep callling them "flushable wipes" Edited: to take out repetitive sentence submitted by /u/Comprehensive-Tea121 to r/YouShouldKnow [link] [comments]

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Plumber here, yes it's true. Unfortunately for consumers, marketers specialize in the one skill they share with lawyers and salespeople; lying. Turns out there's actually no regulation on claims on package such as "Flushable Wipes" (Hell they're boldly advertised and displayed as such) or "World's Best Dildo" for that matter. Why ysk: Wipes (or excessive TP, paper towels)... really anything except turds, moderate TP or severely eviscerated food waste via garburator... should NOT be flushed down any drains. The rule most people I encounter prescribe is "out of sight out of mind"... which is a toxic mentality... often literally. If your toilet drains real slow, that's more than often the reason. Call a plumber to come snake your drain and immediately stop flushing wipes and other crap besides poop and TP. Provided your plumbing doesn't suck, you should almost never get clogs or slow draining in a modern plumbing system. If it does suck, getting your piping redone correctly up to your main stack can drastically improve that. Even if it doesn't clog your drains it makes it's way to the water treatment plant and can often clog and impede their pipes and equipment. Instead, do what old age homes do in their lobby bathrooms: put little trashcans with secure lids with a bag under the sink or some out of the way location and change it often. Or just get a bidet. Give your brown eyed monster the proper bath it needs. EDIT: Thank you for the awards kind strangers! EDIT 2: For all those asking for a bidet recommendation there is no one right answer. They are life changing but to get the bang for your buck you need to take some time to educate yourself on the different varieties and choose one that best suits you. Read reviews and try to find ones that are listed at multiple sites/stores. Start by googling 'types of bidets' do a bit of reading and go from there. Also, if you're commenting "they technically ARE flushable they'll just cause a clog so it's not really a lie." You aren't being clever. In fact, you're just defending dishonest manipulation of truth and in order to change the way things are marketed we need to stop defending like this. submitted by /u/KragBru- to r/YouShouldKnow [link] [comments]

I know years ago no one thought to question it but there's been more and more coming out about how they're not actually flushable, regardless of what the packaging says. So why are they still a thing? If it's messing up the plumbing of people who use the product as intended isn't that an FTC related issue? submitted by /u/TheFloatingContinent to r/NoStupidQuestions [link] [comments]

With all the madness trying to disinfect everything a large number of people will start using Clorox wipes. They will not break down like toilet paper. They will snag and ball up causing your sewer line to be clogged. You don't want to pay an expensive plumber fee /rooter guy to tell you this after the fact. submitted by /u/felinebarbecue to r/YouShouldKnow [link] [comments]

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