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For context, while these may go down a typical toilet, they are not fully flushable because they do not process or degrade in the sewer. These wipes are not logically designed and come with serious costs associated with blockage and littering where they buildup or collect.
Literally used the Dude Wipes and the other popular brand (name escapes me) almost every other day for the last 7-10 years and have never had an issue. Doesn't mean I won't ever but just reporting my experience.
Literally used the Dude Wipes and the other popular brand (name escapes me) almost every other day for the last 7-10 years and have never had an issue. Doesn't mean I won't ever but just reporting my experience.
Similar experience over the last 3-4 years.
It may be I'm destroying the city sewer system though, I doubt it though.
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Literally used the Dude Wipes and the other popular brand (name escapes me) almost every other day for the last 7-10 years and have never had an issue. Doesn't mean I won't ever but just reporting my experience.
For context, while these may go down a typical toilet, they are not fully flushable because they do not process or degrade in the sewer. These wipes are not logically designed and come with serious costs associated with blockage and littering where they buildup or collect.
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Anything can be labeled 'flushable'. Socks, rocks, toys, whatever. Doesn't mean that they're degradable. These companies that write 'flushable wipes' are hoping that the average Joe is fooled by it's technicality.
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Literally used the Dude Wipes and the other popular brand (name escapes me) almost every other day for the last 7-10 years and have never had an issue. Doesn't mean I won't ever but just reporting my experience.
Dude wipes are a total scam. They probably do flush well cause they are so thin. Someone bought me some so I'll review them.
About the flimsiest wipes I ever used. Have to use one or two extra to wipe the crap off my hand because it just goes thru the wipe it's so thin. An what's with the large packaging when it's about the smallest wipe I ever used? If I recall they also are not pure water wipes which can at least be used to clean items in house.
I can get the blue fisher price dollar tree ones. Or the huggies if I want to get a slightly better quality like Shea butter or pure clean.
All beauty stuff marketed to men an "dude" boxes are usually a scam.
Anything can be labeled 'flushable'. Socks, rocks, toys, whatever. Doesn't mean that they're degradable. These companies that write 'flushable wipes' are hoping that the average Joe is fooled by it's technicality.
Why? Why would you ever trust they are flushable? Like the other responses, yes they flush as in you don't see it anymore but you are insane if you flush any wipe. We would all love it if they did which is why you see things marketed that way. Go ahead if you want to gamble because you may win but if not don't go bitchin' about the bill you will receive. And maybe clean up your diet if you need wipes??????
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It may be I'm destroying the city sewer system though, I doubt it though.
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About the flimsiest wipes I ever used. Have to use one or two extra to wipe the crap off my hand because it just goes thru the wipe it's so thin. An what's with the large packaging when it's about the smallest wipe I ever used? If I recall they also are not pure water wipes which can at least be used to clean items in house.
I can get the blue fisher price dollar tree ones. Or the huggies if I want to get a slightly better quality like Shea butter or pure clean.
All beauty stuff marketed to men an "dude" boxes are usually a scam.
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