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Given the issue is caused by a difference in standards, of which none of the 'flushable' wipes really pass, it seems the obvious solution would be to: A: Ban a
by CM30 8y ago
Given the issue is caused by a difference in standards, of which none of the 'flushable' wipes really pass, it seems the obvious solution would be to:
A: Ban all existing 'flushable' wipes and force a recall on those in shops, since they clearly don't work as intended.
B: Set out government regulations for what counts as flushable based on how the water system actually works rather than how the companies are currently testing.
If they're not truly flushable, then they shouldn't be legal to sell as such, period.
- Volundr 8y agoHarder since it involves changing people's behavior, but even more effective: bring back bidets. Better cleaning, and reduce waste.