“A flushable wipe is an oxymoron. There’s no such thing. Unfortunately manufacturers are able to make the claim,” said SAWS Communications Manager Anne Hayden.

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This one simple hack turns regular toilet paper into flushable wipes Keep your bum clean and your septic system happy.

Shoppers turn to baby wipes, paper towel and tissues amid toilet paper panic buying crisis Coronavirus preppers have cleared supermarket shelves of toilet paper – now they’re moving on to new ...

In the time of the novel coronavirus, and as people buy up toilet paper, many people are also buying up and using extra sanitizing wipes. Here's why you shouldn't flush them down the toilet.

To skeptics, Kimberly-Clark waved its research showing that 63% of adults were already in the habit of wetting toilet paper or using a wipe.

Sanitizing is on everyone’s mind these days because of the coronavirus pandemic, but don’t flush those disinfecting wipes and paper towels down the toilet. That’s the message the State Water ...

The city is issuing a COVID-19-related warning to residents: if you're using disinfectant wipes or paper towels, don't flush them down the toilet.

These women say living without toilet paper has not only saved money, but it is also environmentally friendlier, since the production of toilet paper involves the destruction of thousands of trees.

With toilet paper flying off the shelves, the Macomb County Public Works Office reminds residents that substitutes shouldn't be flushed.