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24/4/2017, · Unlike toilet paper, ,wipes, don’t disintegrate easily or quickly and can clog sewage treatment equipment and home ,septic systems,. Clogging can occur when a number of ,wipes, get stuck in a pump, or if debris builds up on the ,flushable, wet ,wipes, that are already stuck in the system.

Home / News / “,FLUSHABLE” wipes not suitable for Septic, Previous Next There is a growing level of concern in relation to the use of ,flushable wipes, as an alternative to toilet paper and the impact they have on both municipal and domestic sewerage treatment ,systems,.

“The defendants should have known that their representations regarding ,flushable wipes, were false and misleading,” the complaint states. The suit represents 100 people and claims that consumers around the country have suffered through clogged pipes, flooding, jammed sewers and problems with ,septic tanks, due to the use of ,flushable wipes,.

If you’ve had a ,septic tank, installed on your property, then you need to spend some time learning what types of items these ,systems, can and can’t handle. Many ,septic tank, owners ask, “Are ,flushable wipes septic, safe? What about dishwasher detergent and toilet paper?” Well, that depends. While a well-maintained ,septic tank, should last ...

You can take the risk on the ,flushable, marketing or maybe consider the “safe rather than sorry” approach and avoid those big repair bills. Put the ,wipes, in the garbage can and not in your ,septic, system. If you are seeing slow drains, noticing odors, or wet areas on your lawn, give S & E ,Septic, …

Manufacturers provide test results stating that ,flushable wipes, are deemed safe to flush — however, there is evidence that supports the flushing of these ,wipes, can increase the risk of clogged sewer lines and require pumping of ,septic tanks, more often. Even though ,wipes, might feel like the greatest invention since sliced bread, you should opt ...