Not Toilet Paper? Don’t Flush It.

We have heard that some people have WAY more toilet paper than others. Those who are about to run out will need to find alternatives. What about tissues or paper towels? Don’t do it! They aren’t worth the sewer clearing bills that you may have.

Flushable wipes and toilet paper are made of fibers that are 100% cellulose-based. That means NO plastics. While they hold together during use, flushable wipes break down when flushed, causing no impact to drains or wastewater systems. Look on the label, they should be clearly marked.

What to do with the heavier non-flushables? Throw them in the trash. Keep a small trash bin next to the loo for quick disposal.

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