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But lawsuits are now popping up across the country over use of the word "flushable." Sewerage authorities claim that flushable wet wipes don't break apart, and, as a result, are destroying municipal sewer systems.
i prefer to google search using BINGFonzie Scheme said:
Your link goes to The Atlantic via Google. Lemme guess: do you go to AltaVista and type in "please go to Yahoo.com"?
Not all of us are from south of the border.Jonathan Taylor Thomas said:
People flush those? I just throw mine in the trash.
You're assuming it makes it that far. Some people get sewage backups into their house after a tree root finds their sewer pipe and then the wipes build up a plug around the root. Make sure you understand the risks to YOUR house before flushing wipes.fta09 said:
Let the sewage company figure out the solution
MouthBQ98 said:
Wet wipes are made from synthetic material and are like flushing plastic garbage. Plus, they clean a little too well and give you monkey butt if overused.
OneNightW said:MouthBQ98 said:
Wet wipes are made from synthetic material and are like flushing plastic garbage. Plus, they clean a little too well and give you monkey butt if overused.
Yep. Family's gotten so used to them we have to take them everywhere for fear of the monkeybutt.
I'm even considering taking 1 wetwip for each day I'm at Philmont this summer. Screw the extra weight!
How does that work? I only notice that google.com/amps thing on message boards when old people post links. But even if they got there via googling, wouldn't they just copy the url in the box?Fonzie Scheme said:
Your link goes to The Atlantic via Google.
marble rye said:
Am I the only person that has never used a Wet Wipe? /Human
BackwardsInBoots said:
Get a Japanese washlet toilet seat. Not only is there a bidet, the seat is heated, too.
