You might be able to tell your home is damaged from flushable wipes if you notice backups or flooding. Also, if you hear ...

Then lightly wipe down the keys using fragrance-free disinfecting wipes, fragrance-free anti ... keyboard or other exterior surfaces. Don’t use products containing bleach or hydrogen peroxide.

Flushable wipes manufacturers tend to distance their products from non-flushable ... "They don't break down." When a flushable wipe snags on an imperfection or elbow in your drain pipes, it ...

It seems like such a simple and easy way to clean up a dirty surface: wipe it down with a ... be found in household cleaning products such as disinfecting wipes. They appear on ingredient lists ...

Dr. Nitschke recommends looking for wipes labeled as EPA-approved disinfectants for viruses and bacteria. It's better to wipe the equipment down and ... similarly strong products, says Dr. Doron.

She's used blood and dog excrement to test cleaning products ... if you don’t do a completely thorough wipe-down. Some of our testers found that wipes present fewer barriers to cleaning than ...

But unlike toilet paper, wipes do not break down in water. Instead ... with the problem by passing legislation mandating that wipe products be clearly labeled as non-flushable.

“We try to keep up with these things by engineering different products to help ... initiative is Bin the Wipe, which urges people to throw all wipes in the trash, not down the toilet.