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These are cheaper but much thinner than the cottonelle ones. I'd rather pay slightly more to ensure less poop on my hands!
Also before they start with the "tear up your plumbing" comments, I've been using flushable wipes for years on a septic tank with no issues at all. They take slightly longer to dissolve than regular tp but they do completely dissolve and leave you much cleaner.
These are cheaper but much thinner than the cottonelle ones. I'd rather pay slightly more to ensure less poop on my hands!
Also before they start with the "tear up your plumbing" comments, I've been using flushable wipes for years on a septic tank with no issues at all. They take slightly longer to dissolve than regular tp but they do completely dissolve and leave you much cleaner.
Counterpoint: save money and hassle, install bidet instead of buying wipes
What's the take on using these as baby wipes for my 2 year old. Is it cheaper to buy actua a product with "baby wipes" on it.
Costco baby wipes are cheaper. Usually baby wipes are hypoallergenic as their skin is more sensitive. These are designed for things you don't need like being flushable
Costco baby wipes are cheaper. Usually baby wipes are hypoallergenic as their skin is more sensitive. These are designed for things you don't need like being flushable
These are cheaper but much thinner than the cottonelle ones. I'd rather pay slightly more to ensure less poop on my hands!
Also before they start with the "tear up your plumbing" comments, I've been using flushable wipes for years on a septic tank with no issues at all. They take slightly longer to dissolve than regular tp but they do completely dissolve and leave you much cleaner.
Didn't want to take a chance with my sewer pipes, so I gat a add-on Bidet assy and installed myself. Only took about 30 min and now use the wipes I had already bought for wiping/cleaning fixtures in bathroom and toss them into garbage.
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Still cheap wins so I'll stay with Walmart ones
Also before they start with the "tear up your plumbing" comments, I've been using flushable wipes for years on a septic tank with no issues at all. They take slightly longer to dissolve than regular tp but they do completely dissolve and leave you much cleaner.
Also before they start with the "tear up your plumbing" comments, I've been using flushable wipes for years on a septic tank with no issues at all. They take slightly longer to dissolve than regular tp but they do completely dissolve and leave you much cleaner.
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Also before they start with the "tear up your plumbing" comments, I've been using flushable wipes for years on a septic tank with no issues at all. They take slightly longer to dissolve than regular tp but they do completely dissolve and leave you much cleaner.
Couldn't get me to install one of those bidet seats within an inexpensive coupling to the water supply. That's a flood waiting to happen.
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