Flushable wipes are, technically, flushable, the same way you can technically swallow a wad of chewing gum. Therein lies the dangerous half-truth behind flushable wipes: Just because a brand ...

“But they wanted an addition to the toilet paper ... The material Twipes uses in their wipes is itself biodegradable in seven days, however, when submerged in water, the wipes break down ...

Such wipes can jam water drainage systems, displacing fatbergs, a large conglomeration of non-biodegradable material ...

Luckily there are biodegradable face wipes currently on offer that will ... but people often feel the urge to flush them down the toilet. This leads to our beautiful seas being polluted with ...

And these 100% biodegradable household wipes are alcohol-free but will still kill 99.9% of ... Yes, relatively new UK personal care brand, Wype, has developed a natural gel that you spray onto toilet ...

But even so-called biodegradable wipes may not actually biodegrade as ... The same applies to replacing moist toilet wipes with reusable ones. You can also buy toilet paper gels to turn your ordinary ...

Whether it’s a face wipe or any other type, even if it says ‘flushable,’ don’t flush it down the toilet,” Kerr concluded. It is important to remember that toilet paper is biodegradable ...