Flushable? Are these safe to flush, or will clog?
2078379
NOT flush-able!! Place a trash can within easy reach of the sink and tell anyone who might think to put them in the toilet that they will clog the drain!!
1885933
Yes they all are flushable and I flush this one. Whoever said it isn't didn't read the bag. They are completely septic and sewer tank safe. https://www.worldsbestcatlitter.com/green-cat-litter/
2030099
Not flushable but can be put out with your "yard/garden" trash. It is recyclable. I have used it in the garden as mulch too.
1043815
They are really easy to maintain. Our recommendation is to wipe them down and check the drip tray for spills with your regularly scheduled restroom-cleaning schedule.
72938
These are like wearing panties with protection built. They are not reusable, you step out of them and dispose in waste bucket, as they arenon-flushable. They come in dif. sizes and absorbancies for your individual needs. Hope thatg helps.
1579336
Hi there ... sorry, no ... these are not flushable. They are compostable and bio-degradable.
1781712
Wet wipes are not good for many drainage systems...even though they might say "Bio-degradable"....they still clog.....I use far less toilet paper since I installed my Bidet... as the water is easily wiped off and absorbed by the toilet paper, your waste, however, often times takes several attempts...lol
341014
yes they are reusable and refillable. I have not had any leakage problem so far.
1413600
no, these are food grade / have had no problems at all. I would still boil and filter after sitting a long while anyway. as you fill, pour a couple caps of Bleach in with it
893400
good observation with the wax seals. The clog is trans the wax seal and when plunge (increase pressure) the toilet the way of least resistance (the wax) gives in. This should not happen with the new seal or only transiently. good luck to all of us. One solution is to unclog with a "snake".
2163048
You have to run water through them and flush them for 2 minutes! So that you could plus the impurities from the filter after production!
507957
I think its just designed to save water and it does. I get good flushes on the no. 1 flush. I even have flushed solid waste at times on the no. 1 flush. I think its OK as far as I'm concerned. I think to do better you'd have to invest on a whole new commode.
1933997
Don't ever flush ANY litter, regardless of what a box says. It swells, hardens and clumps in water. Ask any reliable plumber who has dealt with clogged and overflowing toilets. Bacteria and parasites, not filtered by system, get into water supply--not good for us or marine animals.
1885935
I just went onto 'worlds best' website and they say that all of their corn-based clumping litters are flushable- both sewer and septic safe. NSF tested (whatever that means).
653604
I don't know anyone who has had problems with these wipes. I use them on septic and city systems, without problems. Used them for years.
266278
These are generally safe for flushing. The only reason I could see this having any issues is if there is a clog with in your buildings pipes. Once past that however there is no issue. I would suggest getting a drain cleaner and using that if you are concerned of a clogging issue. Toilet paper can cause issues if there is already a buildup.
1720135
Yes they are.Remove and soak in CLR this cleans them half the time. Then you just need to replace them.