I put one in a jar and let it sit for 10 minutes. It started breaking down on its own when I came back to observe. I picked up the jar and shook it, and the wipe started breaking down even more in the jar.
I love how this presumes it makes it all the way through the sewage system. If the wipe gets hung on a smaller partial clog or tree root, it's going to sit there without getting sloshed. No such thing as a flushable wipe.
That's not how that works. This shows that the wipes are breaking down through being exposed to water, not through kinetic action such as "sloshing". You need to build your critical thinking skills friendo.
If you have massive tree roots blocking sewage in your sewage system, you have a lot more to worry about than wipes 😂 These wipes dissolve in water in less than 12 hours, it doesn’t have to instant. People seem to forget sewer systems have currents, and they’re full of chemicals made to break things down. You can’t just place the wipe in a glass of sitting tap water, and expect to emulate the conditions of the sewer to see how it effects the wipes lol It will dissolve much faster in moving water full of acidic chemicals/enzymes than it will in a still body of drinking water.
Toilet paper dissolves in water thats what makes them flushable whipes sit in a sanitary solution and still don't dissolve they also don't dissolve in water... ever.
ANY two ply tp and a pea sized amount of ANY body lotion for men, and oatmeal based body lotion for gals. (Aloe based is cooter hostile). Wipe and repeat until paper is clear and you're good to go! (Note: gals and guys with chronic yeast infection issues should make a final pass with a pea sized amount of clotrimazole cream) (Just sayin', not practicing medicine.)
Did you even watch the video before opening your mouth? It literally disintegrates in water over time (less than 12 hours) Unless you’re flushing 20-30 of them down the same toilet per day , you’re not going to have a clog from these. The problem is people don’t use them sparingly how they’re meant to be used, the people who usually get clogs from from wipes are mothers that use 10+ a day to change multiple diapers and flush multiple wipes down at a time before giving the others time to dissolve or people who use them as an outright replacement for toilet paper. They’re meant to be used supplementally, with a person using 2 or 3 at most at a time, to clean themselves more thoroughly.
Nope. They clog. If you have a brand new pipe sure.bit pipes underground sre 80 years old caked and cracked. Flushable degradable wipes dont exist and i keep having sewer issues due to your marketing
I put one in a jar and let it sit for 10 minutes. It started breaking down on its own when I came back to observe. I picked up the jar and shook it, and the wipe started breaking down even more in the jar.
The problem here is they're NOT made to break apart in your own homes system.
They're made to break apart after they make it out of your home.
I love how this presumes it makes it all the way through the sewage system. If the wipe gets hung on a smaller partial clog or tree root, it's going to sit there without getting sloshed.
No such thing as a flushable wipe.
That's not how that works. This shows that the wipes are breaking down through being exposed to water, not through kinetic action such as "sloshing". You need to build your critical thinking skills friendo.
@@Draga01They why show them sloshing
If you have massive tree roots blocking sewage in your sewage system, you have a lot more to worry about than wipes 😂
These wipes dissolve in water in less than 12 hours, it doesn’t have to instant. People seem to forget sewer systems have currents, and they’re full of chemicals made to break things down. You can’t just place the wipe in a glass of sitting tap water, and expect to emulate the conditions of the sewer to see how it effects the wipes lol
It will dissolve much faster in moving water full of acidic chemicals/enzymes than it will in a still body of drinking water.
@@MrBubblecake who said massive. Just little roots which are extremely common in old sewer lines are enough to snag it
Wait what do you mean full of chemicals to break things down, what sewer system do you think injects chemicals and where are the chemicals coming from
Toilet paper dissolves in water thats what makes them flushable whipes sit in a sanitary solution and still don't dissolve they also don't dissolve in water... ever.
ANY two ply tp and a pea sized amount of ANY body lotion for men, and oatmeal based body lotion for gals. (Aloe based is cooter hostile).
Wipe and repeat until paper is clear and you're good to go!
(Note: gals and guys with chronic yeast infection issues should make a final pass with a pea sized amount of clotrimazole cream) (Just sayin', not practicing medicine.)
flushable doesn't mean it won't clog your septic
Did you even watch the video before opening your mouth? It literally disintegrates in water over time (less than 12 hours)
Unless you’re flushing 20-30 of them down the same toilet per day , you’re not going to have a clog from these. The problem is people don’t use them sparingly how they’re meant to be used, the people who usually get clogs from from wipes are mothers that use 10+ a day to change multiple diapers and flush multiple wipes down at a time before giving the others time to dissolve or people who use them as an outright replacement for toilet paper. They’re meant to be used supplementally, with a person using 2 or 3 at most at a time, to clean themselves more thoroughly.
They literally break apart
I love cottonelle wipes
Nope. They clog. If you have a brand new pipe sure.bit pipes underground sre 80 years old caked and cracked. Flushable degradable wipes dont exist and i keep having sewer issues due to your marketing
Does my mom, dad, & 2 brothers smile?
Turquoise cheese?
15 minute pre soak is a joke these do not flush
Gummy starburst!..
Lies lies from tiny eyes.