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A bipartisan effort to tackle the issue of non-flushable wipes clogging wastewater systems has advanced in the Senate.

expanding to other non-woven personal care items—like wipes, sanitary products, and even hospital supplies—will be a natural evolution. Beyond that? We’re looking toward systemic waste ...

They’re a waste of money and space ... parents didn’t have 50 years ago but probably wish they did, right? A baby wipes warmer! These electronic gadgets, which sell for around $35 on Amazon ...

“Accurately labelling wipes and other products as ‘non-flushable’ is a necessary step to ensure consumers appropriately dispose of their waste. Doing so will keep ... requirements for products such as ...

This doesn't always mean they're flushable or compostable though, so you should continue to throw them in your normal household waste. Much like the growth in reusable nappies, there's also been ...

“Rags” are what people in the water treatment business call the broad class of consumer products known as “wipes” — baby wipes ... huge volumes of organic waste and water toward the ...