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Have you not been introduced to flushable wipes? Sure it's wasteful, but most folks aren't just on the paper these days smearing.
by bastardoperator 5y ago
Have you not been introduced to flushable wipes? Sure it's wasteful, but most folks aren't just on the paper these days smearing.
- rootusrootus 5y agoNote that flushable wipes don't really disintegrate. At least not anywhere even close to as fast as paper. So you should also save up a few bucks for the plumber. And maybe send a Christmas card every year to the local sewer utility workers.
- eternityforest 5y agoReally? I thought paper only was still very much standard practice. Wet wipes cost money and aren't really flushable, bidets can get germs on them and aren't standard in the US
- mensORnw 5y agoYou should seek out the endless articles about "so-called flushable wipes." Or read up about Fatbergs[1] that are often made up from those same "flushable" wipes. Sanitation organizations hates them, plumbers hate them, and you often hear about ordinances and legislation trying to restrict claiming they're flushable. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatberg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatberg
- giantg2 5y agoFlushable wipes still cause issues when they're flushed. Wipes should not be flushed.