is this stuff flushable?
254509
No, but it really easy to clean up box and the pee gets absorbed by crystals
254510
I don't know, would call the company. I bag it up for the garbage just to be safe.
1987636
Yes it is. We have a septic tank system, and I've used this product for years. No problems.
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!!
1051916
No, it was very clean and sealed with screw in plugs on the top. But as with anything used to contain consumables, I would still just wash it with a little soap (dawn dish soap is what I used) and water.
1885929
Litter may be flushable, but cat feces should not be flushed. They may have bacteria that kill sea otters.
494926
We haven't been flushing them. There is another brand we tried, which comes in a box shaped like a Kleenex box, and those are clearly flushable. The description on these does say, "Simply remove the liner and flush." So maybe it's fine.
11232
Yes, it is flush free. It was highly recommended by Dr. Brownstein to use together with iodine to treat the thyroid. I used it for about 8-9 months.
1773048
absolutely. Read the directions and wipe excess off immediately and you're good to go.
1974003
I concur with Cool Products. Certainly stainless steel. Must flush before, as per the directions.
2171465
I would think so, it just goes into your septic. Whatever you would normally flush would be good to go.
1613653
no these aren't flushable. they are quite large since they cover the sides of the toilet too and with the thin plastic liner to make it waterproof I would most likely clog a toilet. they are easy enough to just ball up and throw in the trash though.
989997
We use this litter. We don't flush it, and wouldn't recommend as it is clumping and would probably jam up your pipes.
1838487
I dont know for sure but I tend to doubt it. once mixed, it's a translucent murky-clear solution. like you added water to a milk carton. except maybe clearer.
2064393
Using the word "sand" is kind of misleading. The product may be sand-like, but it is definitely flushable. We've been using this product for 3 years without issue.
1792380
Hi Erica. Sorry for late reply. It is meant to be disposed of in the trash. I do not flush it. But it covers the potty well and I feel that my child is safewhen I use it. Hope this helps.
1876385
Aloe Vera, Alcohol Free, Propylene Glycol, Poloysorbate 20, etc. They are non-flushable. The manufacturer's website is www.tranquilityproducts.com. All ingredients should be listed there.
948945
I have a clean out valve outside of the house that I put the product into, but the directions say you can flush it down the toilet