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I don't see how this isn't fixed from a regulatory perspective. The government makes rules and the government deals with our poop. Why wouldn't they make rules that make their own lives easier?!
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My tenant flushed a bunch of wipes and neither I nor my plumber (multiple days/attempts) could flush the line- had to install a new cleanout and it cost $2800 . YMMV but many municipalities have banned them.
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Never flush these things even if they say they're flushable
My family uses these and I just had my septic tank pumped a couple weeks back. I was worried what he would find since we use a lot of these and had heard bad advice like this many times. It has been 5 years since it was last pumped.The septic guy said oh wow. Your tank is in great shape, you hardly have any solid in there at all. Usually they are way worse than this. You could have probably gone another 2-3 years easily. So yeah- they don't ruin your lines or septic tank. Proven by my own experience. They do break down and I've never had a problem with my plumbing or clogsā and I've been using them daily for nearly 10 years I'd say.
Only time I've had a clog was due to TP as people tend to use a lot more to get clean.
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Never flush these things even if they say they're flushable
My family uses these and I just had my septic tank pumped a couple weeks back. I was worried what he would find since we use a lot of these and had heard bad advice like this many times. It has been 5 years since it was last pumped.The septic guy said oh wow. Your tank is in great shape, you hardly have any solid in there at all. Usually they are way worse than this. You could have probably gone another 2-3 years easily. So yeah- they don't ruin your lines or septic tank. Proven by my own experience. They do break down and I've never had a problem with my plumbing or clogsā and I've been using them daily for nearly 10 years I'd say.
Only time I've had a clog was due to TP as people tend to use a lot more to get clean.
Same here! Also a monthly Rid-X works wonders on septic tanks too! Been using these daily for same amount of time and NEVER had a problem either!
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You must be a plumber
Now watch this drive.
We would be far better off educating people on WHY this product or that product is a problem. I mean, wouldn't it theoretically be possible to take regular toilet paper and package it like this?
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There are often feels with packs of 42 where this would be less of an issue.