Kandoo Melon TUB UK (60)

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While many wipes will claim to be flushable, water companies still insist that you don’t let anything but the 3 Ps down the drain, that’s Pee, Poo, and Paper.

We totally understand why so many people love to use a wipe; they’re the go-to for freshening up in almost every situation, but there has never been a true eco-friendly, alternative solution. It also commented on the CBS 2 test saying it does not replicate what products would experience in the sewer system after being flushed. Flushed wet wipes and other waste (like grease) can accumulate in our sewer system, creating massive "fatbergs" that clog pipes and damage wastewater infrastructure. When you flip over a pack of wet wipes, you’ll find that most of the time the ingredients listed on the back only describe the composition of the liquid soaking up the fabric, but nothing about the fabric itself. Update Required
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Well, toilet paper, while designed to break down (and thus not a major contributor to fatbergs), are still not great for the environment. However, bidets aren't necessarily cheap, and do require installation, something that might not be possible for everyone (especially renters). Babygirl' is the new type of man that everyone loves - from Barry Keoghan to Jacob Elordi (although nobody can quite agree what it means! The problem has gotten so bad that in 2021, Congress introduced a bill that would create a standard for labeling non-flushable wipes.These guidelines outline seven rigorous tests a product must pass to be properly labeled as flushable. Alzheimer's can be spread BETWEEN humans: Pioneering study reveals at least five people have 'caught'. Since their heyday as helpful servants to Colonel Sanders, wipes have taken over the scene, offering disposable assistance everywhere and anywhere.

Wet wipes don’t break up properly in our sewers, but with many manufactures labelling their wipes with the word ‘flushable’, consumers think it is ok to put these products down the toilet.In fact, the Los Angeles Sanitation Department posted a tweet of a two year-old wipe suspended in a jar of water to demonstrate the long-term dangers wet wipes pose to the plumbing system. They can impact entire communities and cause large-scale sewer damage, or create major problems in your septic tank system.