Amazon[amazon.com] has 6-Pack 48-Count DUDE Wipes Flushable Wipes (Fragrance Free) for $15.36 - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $14.59. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Price $4.37 lower (23% savings) than the typical price of $18.96 $5.33 lower (27% savings) than the previous price of $19.92
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Amazon[amazon.com] has 6-Pack 48-Count DUDE Wipes Flushable Wipes (Fragrance Free) for $15.36 - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $14.59. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Price $4.37 lower (23% savings) than the typical price of $18.96 $5.33 lower (27% savings) than the previous price of $19.92
Model: DUDE Wipes Flushable Wipes Dispenser, Unscented Wet Wipes with Vitamin-E & Aloe for at-Home Use, Septic and Sewer Safe, 48 Count (Pack of 6)
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DO NOT FLUSH.They will clog past your drain and won't break down in a septic tank. I am unsure why these haven't been deemed illegal
I'm sure there are many municipalities where it is illegal to flush anything except toilet paper, but being able to figure out that someone did it is another thing altogether. I don't think anyone will spend time making this company's product illegal. Some cities/towns may try to ban stores from selling them, but that probably won't work.
A city I lived in tried to ban garbage disposals from being sold because they didn't want grease getting in drains, but they had to quickly backtrack because all of the surrounding towns didn't do any such thing and people could still buy disposals, so nothing was accomplished except making homeowners and homebuilders, who couldn't install them anymore, upset.
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They will clog past your drain and won't break down in a septic tank. I am unsure why these haven't been deemed illegal
They will clog past your drain and won't break down in a septic tank. I am unsure why these haven't been deemed illegal
Because with city sewer it's not a problem
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A city I lived in tried to ban garbage disposals from being sold because they didn't want grease getting in drains, but they had to quickly backtrack because all of the surrounding towns didn't do any such thing and people could still buy disposals, so nothing was accomplished except making homeowners and homebuilders, who couldn't install them anymore, upset.