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TexasTowelie

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6. You're welcome.

Reply to SleeplessinSoCal (Reply #4)

Fri Jun 18, 2021, 01:16 AM

Jun 2021

My apartment complex and my apartment building is mostly older people so we don't have a huge problem, but I've lived at other complexes where it could be an issue with babies and toddlers.

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New Oregon law takes a swipe at 'flushable' wipes [View all] TexasTowelie Jun 2021 OP

I have never flushed the flushable wipes. Ka-Dinh Oy Jun 2021 #1

Neither do we. calimary Jun 2021 #7

There is no such thing as a "flushable wipe" although it's been tried... TreasonousBastard Jun 2021 #2

My apartment complex recently sent out a flyer to every apartment telling us what we can TexasTowelie Jun 2021 #3

We got those, too. But, it's usually impossible to tell who the culprits are. TreasonousBastard Jun 2021 #5

Thanks for the article! SleeplessinSoCal Jun 2021 #4

You're welcome. TexasTowelie Jun 2021 #6

Oregon towelies? Beartracks Jun 2021 #8

LOL. Yes, I envy my cousin. TexasTowelie Jun 2021 #12

At the start of COVID lockdowns when everyone went crazy about hoarding toilet paper, RockRaven Jun 2021 #9

Perhaps its time that cities to sue the manufacturer's for damages for labeling them as flushable? cstanleytech Jun 2021 #10

I tried them but after a few months... Kablooie Jun 2021 #11