Do not flush wipes. Experts say doing so can cause problems for fresh water, marine life, your plumbing, and more.

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Yes, flushable wipes will go down your drain, but they'll likely get snagged in your sewer line before making their way to the city tap. "This can cause the main sewer line to back up, potentially ...

Unlike toilet paper, which disintegrates quickly in water, flushable wipes remain intact for much ... a burst pipe or anything involving your sewer line, don't hesitate to call a professional." ...

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Flushable wipes don’t break down like toilet paper. Instead, city utilities director Jeff Pearson says the wipes float down the sewer system nearly intact, getting caught in old pipes ...

Wet wipes are the cause of 90% of sewer blockages around the UK. [1] They pollute the water and cause damage to wildlife. Even ‘flushable’ wipes are not safe to flush. When flushed, they mix with ...

If you've ever wondered if flushable wipes are too good to be true, you're not alone. Last year I paid a sewer company to unclog a main drain in a rental property I own. The culprit? These so ...