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6-Pack 42-Ct Cottonelle GentlePlus Flushable Wipes w/ Aloe & Vitamin E Expired
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Amazon has 6-Pack 42-Count Cottonelle GentlePlus Flushable Wipes w/ Aloe & Vitamin E (252-Total Wipes) on sale for $10.47 - 5% Subscribe & Save - Extra $1 Off coupon -> now $1.89 Off coupon found on product page - = $6.85 -> now $7.86. Shipping is free while subscribe & save is available. Thanks NightHound
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To avoid clogging lines, don't wash grease down the drain and don't put feminine hygiene products, wipes, paper towels, tissues, etc down the drains... only toilet paper in the toilet and only water down drains!
As for baby wipes, the best deals are on Amazon... been buying there for years.
Most recent deal has an extra $5 off if you buy 2 boxes [amazon.com]:
ubscription summary
Items (2):$22.90
Shipping & handling:$0.00
Multibuy Discount:-$5.00
Subscribe & Save:-$3.44
Total before tax:$14.46
(usually $9.73ea box of 576 after 15% S&S)
If you don't like fresh scent, they have a 704ct box for $11.88 after 15% S&S [amazon.com].
Still alive - you need to get all the way to the checkout page to see all discounts.
I've heard stories of these clogging up multiple 1HP macerating grinder pumps in retirement communities.
Do yourself a favor (and your municipality / septic system) if you really need to use wipes, buy cheaper non-flushable wipes and dispose of them properly.
To avoid clogging lines, don't wash grease down the drain and don't put feminine hygiene products, wipes, paper towels, tissues, etc down the drains... only toilet paper in the toilet and only water down drains!
As for baby wipes, the best deals are on Amazon... been buying there for years.
Most recent deal has an extra $5 off if you buy 2 boxes [amazon.com]:
ubscription summary
Items (2):$22.90
Shipping & handling:$0.00
Multibuy Discount:-$5.00
Subscribe & Save:-$3.44
Total before tax:$14.46
(usually $9.73ea box of 576 after 15% S&S)
If you don't like fresh scent, they have a 704ct box for $11.88 after 15% S&S [amazon.com].
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Anything is "flushable" if your toilet is strong enough. Doesn't mean you should flush it...
Better yet, get a bidet 😉
Baby wipes, tissues, makeup wipes, paper towels and the sort should never go into the toilet. Period.
Some flushable disintegrate easily. Some don't. Many have been tested, which you can easily do a search for online. Test them yourself if you're still unsure.
Bottom line is that there is no need to cut out flushable wipes completely because of a few bad apples.
Just like all mushrooms are edible at least once.
There's no way to "test" your municipality's lines yourself and even some thicker toilet paper can clog older lines!
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Can Toilet Paper Really Clog a Sewer Line? [sossewer.com]
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Here they recommend to "dispose of them in a sanitary way in a special garbage can, much like you'd store a soiled baby's diaper until trash day."
They also recommend not disposing of grease in the drains and to maintenance your main drain with the 5gal bucket of water in the upstairs toilet (I do this as well)
Flushable wipes are terrible for plumbing [washingtonpost.com]
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How to test your toilet paper, and it's NOT overnight in a bucket! Seriously, who leaves their shit and toilet paper stewing overnight before flushing?!
Read on and learn:
- Place 4 to 5 square pieces of toilet paper into a large jar or any clear container.
- Fill the jar about ¾ with water. Cover with a lid and shake vigorously for around 10 seconds. This is to mimic what actually happens to toilet paper after it is flushed down the toilet and makes its way through the pipes and into your septic tank.
- Observe. If the toilet paper has broken down into tiny pieces, it is a good indication that it is a viable choice for your septic system.
8 Best Toilet Papers for Septic Systems [septictankpro.com]----
Roto-Rooter agrees with them [rotorooter.com]
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This guy did the test for you [theartofdoingstuff.com]
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Not even talking flushable wipes here, just toilet paper!
Why Does Toilet Paper Form Clogs? [dhamerplumbing.com]
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Now you know more about toilet paper, clogs, and septic/sewer lines than you ever wanted